Sentence examples for unusual conversation from inspiring English sources

Relaxed and emotionally open, it was an unusual conversation for any group of men.

My cousin's a really nice person and so I asked, "Can you help us have a child because we can't do it on our own?" It was a very unusual conversation.

The Interfax news agency said the pilots spoke to air traffic controllers four minutes before the aircraft disappeared from the radar in a routine exchange and no unusual conversation followed.

It was an unusual conversation for Richard Agar, ahead of Sunday's Yorkshire derby between his Wakefield Trinity team and the early-season Super League pacesetters Huddersfield, to wonder aloud about the French translation for a group of death.

During one unusual conversation, Marquez had mentioned the existence of sleeper cells.

In broaching an unusual conversation for a national politician even in the era of Obama, Clinton insisted that sympathy for victims of crime or discrimination was not enough.

The disparate backgrounds of the runners "make for some unusual conversations on runs, let me tell you," says Patrick Walsh, 40, the poet in the men's group.

When we did The Road there were some unusual conversations about a power ballad being written by someone else, but that wasn't really appropriate to the film, and we won.

Leibovich, at once a supremely confident and strangely self-conscious writer, made this easy by holding a series of unusual conversations with people around town about what he's writing.

WASHINGTON — In an unusual public conversation about Afghanistan on Thursday, the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton went to some lengths to depict a looming coalition offensive around Kandahar as not a full-fledged military assault, but, in Mr. Karzai's words, "a process".

What was unusual about the conversation at Sing Sing on March 16 , 1995 was that it was taped.