| In this piece, viola converses with voice, at times wrapping it like a soft breeze in a wreath of delicate ornamentation. |
| Monica's drawing interprets the subject matter and converses with her painting and photography. |
| Reception staff converses pleasantly and cordially with customers from their arrival to their departure. |
| Lyle converses and works comfortably with those of a wide variety of faith traditions as well with those in the medical profession. |
| He was fairly tan and well-built wearing black jeans, red converses, and a black T with Marilyn Monroe on the front. |
| A belief lingers that the pious are en rapport with the deity, who converses with them and even inspires them. |
