Sentence examples for uncommon conversation from inspiring English sources

His last book, called "On God: An Uncommon Conversation" was published just last month.

The writer is a co-author, with Norman Mailer, of "On God: An Uncommon Conversation," and is at work on Mailer's authorized biography.

Titled "On God: An Uncommon Conversation," it will be published on Oct. 16 by Random House, which describes it as the author's "concept of the nature of God," distilled from Platonic dialogues with his friend and literary executor, J. Michael Lennon.

He worked as Mailer's editorial assistant on his final four books, Modest Gifts, The Big Empty, The Castle in the Forest and On God: An Uncommon Conversation.

And here, where antiseptic nostalgia for the antebellum South is not uncommon, the conversation is even more complex.

These days, it is not uncommon for conversations to evolve into laments about the ineffectiveness of Mr. Samaras's government, before a mention of Golden Dawn's rise in the polls slips in.

When meeting someone, it is not uncommon for the conversation to begin with the following questions: Where do you work?

It's not uncommon in large conversations for introverts to take on the role of the quiet listener and then take time alone once it's complete.

Such interior conversations are not uncommon for McConaughey, which is why, one glass into our conversation, he's able to start laying out a set of … well, to call them rules might be too binding.

Buses and everyday conversation were relatively uncommon.

That such a conversation was "not uncommon," the Senate committee said in its report, "is precisely the problem".