Dr. Goldman began posting the Watergate tapes with the notable conversations about the break-in, the "smoking gun" and his favorite exchange between Mr. Dean and Mr. Nixon.
PITTSBURGH — In the Mets' 2-1 victory against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday night, starter Mike Pelfrey (11-8) pitched seven shutout innings while giving up seven hits and enduring two notable conversations on the mound.
In what would become one of the most notable conversations of the war, Sherman said simply: "Well, Grant, we've had the devil's own day, haven't we?" After a puff of his cigar, Grant replied calmly: "Yes.
In fact, apart from Steve talk, there was only one other notable topic of conversation, prompted by the fact that I write this column.
People who know Weisman well say she is a notable wit in conversation, but in an interview she was earnest and thoughtful.
Yet the #BlackWomen moment after the Alabama election was precisely so notable because the conversation had largely been dominated by journalistic hand-wringing and party soul-searching over how to better accommodate the views of working-class whites.
The segment covered an array of topics, but when they were asked about their thoughts on gay marriage and the recent overturning of the Defense of Marriage Act, it was their strong, unified opinion on the matter that was most notable during the conversation.
Another notable feature of conversations with Iraqis is that they only rarely offer any condemnation of the United States or Britain, or any personal vilification of Mr. Bush or Prime Minister Tony Blair, unless they are asked questions that invite such condemnation.
With few notable exceptions, rational conversations, including about the work itself, have been largely absent, partly because some critics shut down completely when confronted by Mr. Godard, as evident by some of the condescending dismissals that greeted his last, "Film Socialism," when it was shown at the Cannes Film Festival in May.
The notable exception is a conversation with Chad Hugo and Sheldon Haley, Mr. Williams's band mates in N.E.R.D. (Mr. Hugo is also the other half of the Neptunes), who are, bizarrely, interviewed by Mr. Williams's manager.
When asked what he was charged with recently, Boone said "public intoxication" and had trouble speaking those two words, a notable moment during a conversation in which his other thoughts flowed freely.
