Sentence examples for parties converse from inspiring English sources

Not because of the complexity of the issues involved, but because of the differences in the very style of the languages in which these two parties converse.

Quite apart from their literal inability to gauge context clues like body language and tone of voice, two parties conversing virtually may never even have met one another, leaving them without any experiential data with which to fill the void created by the intangibility of their interaction.

The rowdy parts of the book are entirely consensual and both parties constantly converse about what is okay and what is not okay to experiment in the bedroom (or elsewhere...) But the filler parts of the book (ie the parts that are not sex) make me want to vomit.

NPCs in the party often converse with the player or with one another, and at times interject into the player's conversations with others.

Second, respondents may lack well-formed attitudes or relevant information on issue-specific party competence (Converse, 1964; Krosnick, 1988; Zaller and Feldman, 1992; Chong, 1993; Green and Jennings, 2012a).

Evidently rock 'n' roll sneakers need a rock 'n' roll launch party, which is why Converse have taken over Soho tattoo parlour "The Circle" in a celebration of all things, creative, rebellious and loud.

When I look at this pair, they always look to me like they're kind of standing at a cocktail party together and conversing with one another, using the usual gestures that Italians are so famous for.

Dial second party's extension (or 93 + outside number) and converse while the first party waits.

In Pepys's day people would converse at a party on all reasonable things.

Larson owned the red carpet carpet early in the night in an embellished Gucci gown, but slipped into something much more comfortable for the Vanity Fair after party -- namely a pair of Converse sneakers.

Anyone who has struggled to converse at a noisy party knows that eye contact aids listening.