Sentence examples for likely conversation from inspiring English sources
Within replies, retweets and tweets that mention other Twitter users, we found that domain-independent, linguistic cues distinguish likely conversation from non-conversation in this online form of mediated communication.
We demonstrate that these likely conversation subsets potentially contain more information than non-conversation subsets, whether or not the tweets are replies, retweets, or mention other Twitter users, as long as they reflect conversational properties.
On how it went down Moby said, "I texted Wayne and said, 'Hey, I have a song -- want to sing on it?' Thirty seconds later, he texted me back: 'Yes, send it to me, it will be great.'" A likely conversation went down before the Miley collaboration.
It can be subtly suggested by definite acts, or again, more likely, in conversation.
350 bce) relates in his Memorabilia a likely apocryphal conversation between a young Alcibiades and his guardian, the great Athenian statesman Pericles, in which the latter declares that "whatever the sovereign power of the state, having deliberated, enacts and directs to be done is known as law" and denies that mere compulsion exerted by a tyrant is sufficient to qualify as law.
She told Sky News: "Defence lawyers that I have spoken to say they very often feel it is very likely their conversations with clients, legally privileged conversations, may well be bugged".
They talk very selectively: the more eminent and powerful the reporter or the publication, the more likely such conversations are.
I think it's time for the market to really step up and recognize that this is a stunningly silly conversation, likely predicated on the rise and fall of early social networks like Myspace.
"It's not a conversation likely to take place," one senior official said.
The conversation likely will be wide ranging, several senators said, but with a focus on the budget.
He has become a leader in the dressing room and the most likely topic of conversation at any press conference.
