Sentence examples for physical conversation from inspiring English sources

As the recorded roundtable swirls around Kierkegaard's knotty beliefs, the physical conversation poses its own unanswerable questions.

"There's an incredible longing for stillness," she said, "in the way that you stand in front of a Vermeer and are having a physical conversation with Vermeer across time and place.

"Maybe Forever" is a landscape littered with rusty physical conversation, with clumsy duets and solos and flashes of penetrating insight, and with bits of everyday life, like a discarded pair of white high heels and a bright-orange sequined party dress at the piece's sad ending.

Khan makes flamenco shoes dance on his hands; Galván allows his whiplash angles to soften into south Asian curves: sometimes the playful weaving of movement through the dancers' bodies is unrecognisable as anything but a physical conversation, happening in the here and now.

Walker gives NYCB's expansive repertoire credit for motivating some of its ensemble to add to the dance world's physical conversation.

From the most primitive of human interactions such as a personal, physical conversation to huge societal issues such as deciding who will become the next commander-in-chief of the free world, digital information has become a larger and more determining force in the direction of our cultural and societal functions.

It's alright to have physical conversations such as touching every once in a while, Just to let him know you care.

A code of conduct signed by all employees and volunteers in the Buffalo diocese forbids "physical conduct, conversations and other communications with children or young adults that have a sexual purpose or result" and requires the reporting of any such allegation to church officials and, when appropriate, the police.

Of particular interest, Edmunds et al. [ 17] differentiated contacts into 4 levels: level 1 for physical contact without conversation, level 2 for conversation, level 3 for conversation with physical contact, and level 4 for kissing and other intimate behavior.

Two or three performers start a scene, either through physical activity or conversation.

Critics of the early telephone warned that eliminating the physical presence from conversation would increase isolation and undermine the family.