Sentence examples for more conversant from inspiring English sources
Ryan is a lot more conversant on budgetary wonkery.
He was far more conversant in Islamic jurisprudence than in matters of the heart.
The latter group tended to be younger and more conversant with South African political reality.
"The more you use it, the more conversant you become with it".
British and European diplomats sometimes seemed more conversant with the local culture than the Americans, despite their much smaller staffs and resources.
His players say that while Ryan is providing players with diversion, he is also becoming more conversant with them than is usual for coaches.
El Greco, though born in Crete, was more fully conversant with Italian painting, having studied with Titian in Venice and later residing in Rome for two years.
"I don't think you can lose by training more physicians conversant with the research literature and scientific methodology".
More powerful conversants generally talk for longer and are allowed more uninterrupted pauses in their speech [ 49].
That was an earlier Bush, one rather more open and conversant, matching his impulsiveness with a can-do attitude and seemingly unafraid of engaging with a diverse group.
During his 2004 presidential campaign Kerry was criticized for his reluctance to discuss matters of faith, but he has become more comfortable and conversant with faith in recent years -- even as he maintains his distinctly liberal expression of Catholicism.
