Sentence examples for somewhat conversant from inspiring English sources
Not only did I learn quite a bit of new material, but I became somewhat conversant with the state of high technology in this country.
Plus, she said, she thought she was already pretty conversant in his life story.
"Studying science policy," said Leitner "may make you somewhat more conversant with the language and process of policy-makers--something a scientist may have to actively struggle with and acquire on the job--but studying science makes you more familiar with the sociology of scientists and how science is done.
It has demonstrated further that, although students might not be fully conversant with the educational value of the spiral, they are at least somewhat aware of the spiral curriculum, and often return to previous online material for the purpose of building knowledge in the spiral.
(I'm conversant, but Karen isn't).
In fact, Mr. Gatti seems conversant in all things Wagner.
The pitch may appeal to women newly conversant in fashion.
He is comfortable and conversant on any subject.
You should, however, be conversant with modern American art history.
Ryan is a lot more conversant on budgetary wonkery.
