Sentence examples for infrequent conversations from inspiring English sources

This year he was taking them skiing for the holiday and shared that information during one of their infrequent conversations.

Recent research suggests that patients with chronic kidney disease have a limited understanding about treatment options, [ 6] and they report infrequent conversations about end of life care with their nephrologists [ 7].

Childbearing conversations are too infrequent and mostly initiated by patients rather than providers.

Such interrogations had once been infrequent, but since the informal conversation around the table began to fade with the abrupt onset of adolescence, these parents had found that forced, trying questions were the only means available to them of getting a sense of the strange, opaque landscape existing inside the growing heads' of their children.

Ms. McDormand liked her husband's bad guy idea, and such conversations are how their infrequent collaborations sometimes start.

In yet another Swedish CHC study [ 39], audiotapes of conversations with parents revealed infrequent attention to dietary and physical activity behaviors.

Conversations about prognosis and time, however, were very infrequent.

The directorial touches -- a door's timely slamming to punctuate the end of a conversation, a motor running in the garage -- are infrequent and beautifully orchestrated, giving the silence that surrounds the dialogue in the Potter kitchen a powerful and subtle resonance.

A night-blooming cereus that puts on a burlesque once in a blue moon is a great conversation piece, but I'm loath to devote several square feet to infrequent nighttime follies.

PROFANITY -- Mild and infrequent.

PROFANITY -- Infrequent but strong.