| Not only teenagers but many high flying execs who flaunt a number of mobiles casually are very poor phone conversationalists. |
| Many of the youngsters graduated from tennis academies rather than high schools, and they're not the best conversationalists. |
| Conversationalists include Martin O'Shea, Jennifer John, Phil Hayes, Ian Prowse and Peter Hooton. |
| They aren't marketed as peacemakers, sanity-savers, record-keepers, diplomats, conversationalists, entertainers or mediators. |
| Oscar Wilde, the king of conversationalists, who died at the age of 46 one hundred years ago this month, was never stuck for a word. |
| It's back to the kitchen, the hangout, the coffee shop, mall or street corner for cogitators, gossips and conversationalists. |
