Sentence examples for more substantive conversations from inspiring English sources

In one of those interviews, with Glenn Thrush of Politico, Mrs. Clinton said that national political reporters were under "a kind of pressure to produce a political story," the implication being that she would prefer more substantive conversations.

"Tracy Chou made people have more substantive conversations around the topic," he said.

Instead of a simple 'Yes' or 'No' interface that they started out with last year, there's a lot more room to have more substantive conversations.

Can we catalyze more substantive conversations with a greater number of people?

We could have more substantive conversations with job-seekers if we opened the kimono a little bit to say, "Look, here's what's going on in the department.

Not all gay teenagers are into cybering; a number of the boys I met online complained that the pervasive sex talk eclipsed more substantive conversation.

As Marco Rubio sliced through a pork roast at an Iowa fairgrounds, not even a softball question about his family's beloved Cuba could get the Republican presidential hopeful to veer from friendly chit-chat to engage in a more substantive political conversation.

Polling suggests the nation is ready for a more substantive and broad-minded conversation about drug policy.

Other apps may focus on bringing those conversations to the fore, surfacing context-sensitive information in an unobtrusive way is a more substantive addition in my book.

It felt more substantive, deeper.

Later, he turned to more substantive issues.