Sentence examples for in which conversations from inspiring English sources

Reading it is like being at a party of Titanic buffs in which conversations leap from Capt.

What the church is providing is a meeting place in which conversations between the party and some of its opponents and critics can take place.

VoIP services, in which conversations are carried over the Internet as opposed to conventional phone lines or cellphone towers, are increasingly popular with people looking to save money on long distance and international calls.

The evidence of this in "Waverly" is abundant, most flamboyantly in Mr. Lonergan's inspired use of overlapping dialogue, in which conversations are carried around and over the mumbled soliloquies of the partly deaf Gladys.

There is little in the way of formal analysis and no architectural historians opining, but a lot of the film's force and artistry, as with Citizen Kane, resides in the dramatic way in which conversations are recorded in and around Kahn's buildings.

The goal was to construct a stimulating and compelling online experience in which conversations were friendly and peer to peer, and ideas could be freely exchanged.

Holofcener is a virtuoso of awkward domestic scenes in which conversation goes absurdly awry.

Mitchell had to make a new kind of song, in which conversation could flower, in mid-phrase, into music.

The first is from Jimmy Pardo's podcast, "Never Not Funny," with his guest, Dana Gould, in which conversation about playing Vegas becomes an anecdote about about George Carlin.

By Dan Chiasson Mitchell wanted to make a new kind of song, one in which conversation could flower, in mid-phrase, into music.

This is the kind of play in which conversation begins with someone's saying she wishes she had been born a lilac, and in which a shopping expedition is prompted by a craving for "young broccoli".