Sentence examples for repeat conversations from inspiring English sources
The phrase "repeat conversations" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to reiterate or go over a conversation that has already taken place. Example: The meeting was running late because the manager kept repeating the conversations from the previous week.
Dr. Kübler-Ross said Mrs. Schwartz was able to repeat conversations of others that occurred around her when she was clinically dead, including a joke told by a doctor.
One thing that often strikes me is the frequency of repeat conversations I have with people -- ironically, I even have frequent conversations about this very topic with TGS staff and students.
"I know there's been a lot of reporting about the president and calling and all that, but the president -- I don't normally repeat conversations, in fact I never do -- but the president and I did not talk about one iota of this bill," Corker said.
It is also possible that those in the control group (as well as the intervention group) were prompted by the survey's list of discussion topics to engage in new or repeat conversations about particular topics, particularly given that these respondents were interested enough in communication to volunteer for the study.
But repeated conversations rapidly exposed the limits of his knowledge.
Researchers say the technology could benefit not just patients but also family and friends, helping them avoid the routine of repeating conversations over and over.
He made a series of calls that night to other officials of the State Police, and after speaking with Ms. Booker he had repeated conversations with Mr. Johnson.
But he has had repeated conversations with the top leader of the US Marianists congregation, which run Chaminade and happen to be based in St Louis, where Wimmer still lives.
I had repeated conversations, at the dinner table or on the way to class, about what my friend must be going through and how badly I wanted to help.
In Collins's repeated conversations with Wally Backman, the manager of the Mets' Class AAA team in Buffalo, Backman told Collins, "If you need a defensive shortstop, we got one".
Stern has had repeated conversations with Lamoriello, and some Nets officials were made aware of a league ranking that had the team last in its so-called in-game presentation.
