Sentence examples for it easy to converse from inspiring English sources
Progressive Field was quiet, making it easy to converse.
Luckily for me, I have a pretty good rapport with most coworkers and find it easy to converse with those I haven't met.
Startups need to design programs that can master the art of hanging out and making it easier to converse and play.
It helps to get to know your teacher not only as your teacher but also as a person, which in turn makes it easier to converse with them about any issues you may be having in the class.
I love the fact it's so easy to converse with teachers from all areas and at all stages of their career.
Leigh: "He's really easy to converse with – interested in people, not judgmental.
Or that both are pleasant, thoughtful, unafraid interview subjects, easy to converse with over many hours of talk.
On one level it's easier to converse with prisoners these days -- we have held them so long that many speak American English -- but on another, we lawyers have been reduced to little more than glorified pizza-deliverymen to the forgotten and inconvenient.
The conversations reflected a general fear of health workers' attitudes, with older women in Ghana also saying that it was easier to converse with older nurses who were more polite.
Path Chat makes it easy to comment and converse around both your own moments and your friends' moments, in real time.
