Sentence examples similar to rises conversation from inspiring English sources

Blinks are socially relevant for the perceiver as they can give clues about the mental and physical state of the other person: blinking rate decreases (compared with silent rest) during cognitively demanding tasks (Fukuda, 1994; Bentivoglio et al., 1997; Oh et al., 2012), but rises during conversation (Bentivoglio et al., 1997) and during prolonged wakefulness (Barbato et al., 1995).

The men's words rose, their conversation growing hotter and louder, spilling over to other tables in the restaurant.

Historians associate the rise of conversation at this time with the prestige enjoyed by women in French high society, which was perhaps unique in Europe before or since.

Throw in lots of wine and pre-dinner drinks, and the hubbub of conversation rises and rises as the awards are presented, intersected with a break for starters, main course, and pudding.

These "family ties" sometimes give rise to conversations with a depth you'd never expect online.

The rise in conversations surrounding race have in part occurred due to the racial climate currently taking place in our country.

The volume of the conversation rises suspiciously high, but it's hard to tell at first who's responsible.

The restaurant is a clock to both, but the film has its own time, a series of short scenes in which people come and go, food is cooked and eaten, conversation rises and fades away.

Conversation rises and falls around us; a foursome at the next table is reliving some troubling behavior of an absent co-worker, and what should or shouldn't have been said in an e-mail.

Nobel laureate Venki Ramakrishnan sits at a dining table in the airy, top-floor canteen of the Medical Research Council (MRC) Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) in Cambridge, U.K. A buzz of lively conversation rises from the table.

As the room fills with other second graders and their parents, a low din of conversation rises around me.