Sentence examples for more recent conversation from inspiring English sources
Jeter did not reveal a more recent conversation he had with Ramírez.
In a more recent conversation, Mazin compares searching for machine learning applications for business to uncovering the tip of an iceberg that is forming in real-time, with few existing case studies or pre-packaged products and services from which to model and leverage.
From more recent conversations I've had, they estimate something like a dozen people could go to prison in 2013.
My more recent conversations with surgical colleagues and physicians from other specialties have had a distinctly different timbre.
Further, more recent conversations – a few even in Australia – include references to glass ceilings for gays and lesbians, as well as for the disabled.
She told the network that after clarifying her childhood memories surrounding the incident and more recent conversations with her parents, she is now sure that her uncle is in fact the notorious man who hijacked and threatened to blow up a commercial plane flying to Seattle in 1971, then parachuted to the ground with $200,000 in hand.
In a recent conversation with more conservative family members about the Mormon Church's new policy regarding same sex couples and apostasy, I found myself surprised at how my cis, heterosexual (divorced and remarried) family thought it was so easy for LGBT people to toe the line and to do what was asked by the prophets with regard to living a heterosexual lifestyle.
Another, more recent Santa Cruz grad overheard our conversation and disagreed.
Yet, as I can confirm from the years I spent on the admissions board in 2002 and '03 and from my conversations with more recent board members, if an applicant identifies himself or herself as non-white, the bar for qualification immediately drops.
In a recent conversation with Simmons, she sounded more relaxed about the issue.
Dorcas also cites Abigail's annoying way of pointing out, when in conversation with the children of more recent immigrants: "They came over in 1620 instead of 1920.
