Sentence examples for material for conversation from inspiring English sources

Future Harbaugh family gatherings will have plenty of material for conversation.

P. N. Furbank, in his introduction to the N.Y.R.B. edition of "We Think the World of You," recalls that "every three weeks or so, he would have found the love of his life," and though the beloved typically had little material for conversation with a Cambridge-educated literary man, Ackerley dreamed of a glorious future with him.

Earlier that month, her father started printing out reading materials for conversations that might come up in the interviews — global warming, the Valerie Plame scandal, the same-sex marriage debate.

They will enjoy talking about the past and will often provide you with some great material for your conversation.

Don't ask me.' The closest I came to TV drama was watching Question Time, a treat I still relish, but which provides lousy material for 'water-cooler' conversation ('Hey, did you see Ming Campbell on Question Time last night. No? Oh, OK. Bye then...'...

Some approaches take this further and include texts, narratives and/or multimedia material for use in conversation.

Given California's withering drought today, an examination of Mulholland could offer material for our current conversation as the choices he made continue to reverberate, but "Water to the Angels" doesn't do that.

Schwartz also told Mayer that he kept a diary of his dealings with Trump over the 18 months that he tagged along with him to business meetings and listened in on phone conversations to acquire material for the book.

I confess: I regularly trawl the aisles of Deptford ASDA on Saturdays, cunningly disguised as Sir Peregrine Worsthorne, in order to eavesdrop on their conversations to generate material for my next album.

I confess: I regularly trawl the aisles of Deptford ASDA of a Saturday, cunningly disguised as Sir Peregrine Worsthorne, in order to eavesdrop on their conversations to generate material for my next album.

"We use the Internet to find supporting material for questions that come up in family conversation during the preparation time before dinner -- What dinosaurs had feathers?