Sentence examples similar to nature of dinner from inspiring English sources
Dante and Umberto had known each other for ages, hence the casual nature of the dinner.
Berlusconi is accused of paying 2,500 euros ($3,400) apiece each month to young models and TV showgirls to tone down their accounts of the sexually charged nature of his dinner parties.
In Plato's Symposium, Socrates leads a debate about the true nature of love at a drunken dinner party.
And while the first version spoke of an "another exchange of dinner parties", the final one stressed the business nature of a meeting at which other City figures were present.
Given the nature of his Government service, guests at dinner parties refrained from asking indelicate questions about his past.
In a conversational session on food and sex - that ranged from the effect of excess sugar on children's behaviour, through the appropriate romantic expectations that should result from one party or the other paying for dinner, to the nature of the female erotic imagination - Kathryn Flett and India Knight were as frank as they could be without requiring a BBFC classification.
Imagine trying to have this kid (now an adult, despite the nature of the above post) to Thanksgiving dinner.
But in addition to the historic nature of the public conversation, it also represents an opportunity for the beginning of a different kind of dinner table conversation.
I particularly wanted him -- to be able to introduce him to the citizens of Crawford, because it's part of the state that represents the independent-minded nature of Texans.... We had a great dinner last night.
With a bit of creative bookkeeping — and, perhaps, a sardonic sense of humor about the true nature of diplomatic entertaining — Mrs. Lincoln charged the entire dinner to an obscure White House gardening account called the Manure Fund.
