Sentence examples for were very conversant from inspiring English sources

Having grown up in the study communities, the CBSVs were very conversant with the local dialect and cultural nuances and were therefore in a good position to advise the researchers on suitable participants as well as arrange interview meetings.

Having grown up in the study communities, the CBSVs were very conversant with the local dialect and cultural nuances and were therefore in a good position to advise the researcher on suitable participants, arrange meetings, and negotiate solutions to potential and actual problems.

I'm very conversant in state issues, and it would be a natural fit, a natural progression".

"Given my background, I am very conversant when I have to meet with contractors or we are in negotiations," he said.

And, to be sure, Foley is very conversant in the many intricacies of the golf swing and wise enough to know that a swing coach must tailor his advice to each player.

Looking back at Puerto Rican art of the last 30 years, Ms. Cullen mentions the postmodern pioneers Antonio Martorell and Pepón Osorio, but goes on to say: "Today's younger group is very conversant with postmodern artists all over the world.

"But at a business round table, it's much more easily controlled because you're having a group of businessmen, and you're talking about the economy and the challenges that they may be facing, and Mitt is very conversant on those points".

Although he spoke little English then and forever retained a thick accent, he was very conversant with the United States; his Americanophile mother had raised him on American culture, both high and popular, and he claimed she nicknamed him 'Billy' in honour of Colonel Buffaloo Bill Codyy whose Wild West show had toured Europe.

There are a lot of Latin grooves, which I've become very interested in lately, and John is very conversant in that scene as well.

Super users were very interested in the new system; they were often already conversant in ICT so their experience was a sort of "knowledge tool", meaning they had developed good skills in using the system in the past by attending training programs held by the implementation staff.

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