He was conversant with Chinese culture, at least up to a point.
The quintessential 19th-century English gentleman-scholar, Talbot was conversant with science, mathematics, botany, linguistics and the classics.
Crenshaw's initial formation, however (as she herself has recognized), was conversant with a longer history of woman-of-color, transnational, and postcolonial feminisms.
A man of great intellectual curiosity, he was conversant with such diverse topics as natural history, medicine, astronomy, and chemistry and was also an adept in several handicrafts.
I tidied up as best I could, and rearranged the bookcase so that he could not fail to see that I was conversant with Dostoevsky, Tolstoy and Chekhov.
Having been a student of technical subjects at Princeton (and then Stanford) in the 1960s, I was conversant with, and at least mildly excited by, the promise of nuclear fusion.
You should, however, be conversant with modern American art history.
"You also have to be conversant with the new media world.
Dating from 1977, they are conversant with Postminimalism and Process art but feel, somehow, more private.
They would nevertheless have been conversant with Puck's mocking, shape-changing, potion-spreading ways.
They should also be conversant with the full spectrum of current thinking in their fields.
