Sentence examples for less conversant from inspiring English sources
Even less conversant in foreign affairs than canine coitus, he attacked Obama for deserting Hosni Mubarak, questioning the message it sent to America's "friends".
It should be said that adults are not necessarily less fictionalized, or more themselves, on Facebook; they are simply less natural, less conversant, less in their element, when they fictionalize.
And though Mark Peskanov, Bargemusic's artistic director, has said that he is less conversant with early music, he has now started a second series, There and Then, to explore that repertory too.
In it, JI, you are less a radical reformer and more a know-it-all who thinks that just because colleagues are older and less conversant in business speak, they must be incompetent.
Senator Barack Obama of Illinois appeared less conversant with the details of health policy and sometimes found himself on the defensive, trying to explain why he had yet to offer a detailed plan to cover all Americans.
Restaurant patrons are conversant with sushi, sashimi, and tempura, and shoppers are less and less surprised to see wasabi, seaweed, green tea, and even mocha in the "international aisles" of their supermarkets.
Its dark and truculent mood is conversant with recent presentations of Warhol's death-and-disaster paintings, but on the whole it's less beholden to him.
Others belittle the reach of gangs, saying that while real crimes have been committed by youths conversant in gang slang and wearing the clothes and tattoos that signify gang membership, the problem is less sophisticated and organized than it is in places like Los Angeles.
(I'm conversant, but Karen isn't).
In fact, Mr. Gatti seems conversant in all things Wagner.
