Sentence examples for western conversation from inspiring English sources

"She's one of the few Pakistani women who have a say in what is often an entirely white and entirely Western conversation," Rafia Zakaria, a Pakistani writer, said.

Pointing out that the Swedes have English words just as the English have French and German words, Mankell said he fully expects Chinese words to begin infiltrating Western conversation in the years ahead.

But by suggesting that the "problem" stems from "within Islam," Blair exhibits a deficiency that has longed plagued Western conversations about faith and politics: the inability to separate the religious actor from the religion itself.

I hate the motherfuckers!" It's never easy to predict the trajectory of a western-Colorado conversation.

Mr. Meadows was about to start work on a Welsh western when a conversation with his writing partner Paul Fraser steered them toward an autobiographical story about a temporary break in their long friendship during adolescence.

For the first time in UN history, it wasn't just western bureaucrats crafting the conversation and determining the agenda.

Mr. Karzai's paternal view of Mr. Khalid was made clear to one former Western diplomat during a conversation with the president.

Inventing those institutions is hard, and talking about them can be frightening, but that is the political conversation the Western world should be having today.

As for the pontiff, though his two pennies' worth can doubtless either hurt or harm any straight-talking dialogue between Muslims and Christians, one thing is sure: no longer reducible to a solely Western idiom, our Great Conversation should ring manifestly more sonorous after the added melody of so many rich Islamic traditions.

They litter their conversations with Western management-speak.

Alex Ross considers the evolving conversation between Western-style classical composition and Japanese culture.