Sentence examples for scattered conversations from inspiring English sources

Steinbrenner declined to answer whether money was an obstacle and Torre said there had been no stumbling blocks in their scattered conversations.

Apart from shuffling occasionally to the kitchen for fresh beer, she remained in her chair for most of our long, scattered conversation.

The text of this piece comes from four conversations scattered over approximately a year, beginning in Feb., 1979, when Mr. Balanchine still kept his accustomed schedule.

As a result, Silverstein was equipped to scatter his conversation with such alarming statistics as "Globally, thirty-eight per cent of men don't do chores" and "Thirty per cent of American women who are married do not intend to be with the man they are with five years from now".

But mostly, television is a toppled Tower of Babel, scattered snatches of conversation about a multitude of shows.

These books read like a conversation, scattered, often off on side-story tangents.

Eli Kent's unnervingly tidy beard and reddish-rimmed glasses hovers over a flat white as he gets half way into an answer leaving the word "like" scattered through his conversation as if each was a breadcrumb he needed to follow out before, not backing down, but revising slightly with the second half of the statement what has come before.

Sometimes, it's a matter of just one or two words, dropped casually into conversations, or scattered around visual descriptions.

His conversation is scattered with references to Mother Teresa, William Wilberforce and Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

He and Jacqueline Bouvier shared the same stepfather, Hugh D. Auchincloss, at different times, and his conversation is scattered with first-name references to former presidents and first ladies, complete with anecdotes about, and caricatures of, the people he has known.

An hour later, the conversation ended, the audience scattered, and I was left with a feeling of irritation coursing through me that I couldn't articulate.