Sentence examples for rational conversations from inspiring English sources

In Evanston, Ill., there is a parrot that carries on rational conversations.

"We've had rational conversations," Mr. Yang said of the meeting, almost as if he enjoyed the get-together.

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.

"Like George W Bush, when she has a problem she listens to God much more than having rational conversations with her ministers," says Broomfield. "When she was in office, she wasn't interested in day-to-day legislation, the practicabilities, logical debate.

It's difficult to have rational conversations".

Now, in theory, we were both rational people having a rational conversation about global financial governance.

"It's hard to have a rational conversation when people are so emotional about it.

It has also made rational conversation on school reform nearly impossible.

"The idea of having a rational conversation with the state is gone," she said.

"There were so many obstacles to overcome before you could even have a rational conversation about it".

There was a "rational" conversation to be had about cutting some services or programmes rather than quality, he said.