“I had a conversation last night with my parents about my goals in life.”

“However, from an analytical viewpoint, such research appears susceptible to criticism which is the exact converse to that made in the previous paragraph.”

“She could hold intellectual converse with him, very intellectual converse, indeed, when compared to that to which the limited capabilities of the others restricted her.”

“His wide knowledge and the quickness of his perception made him an excellent conversationalist.”

“Daniel, whom Alicia had made out to be such an entertaining conversationalist, had been silenced by the scope of William's achievements.”

“He was a man of great humour, wit and a great conversationalist and friend to all.”

“However, from an analytical viewpoint, such research appears susceptible to criticism which is the exact converse to that made in the previous paragraph.”

“She could hold intellectual converse with him, very intellectual converse, indeed, when compared to that to which the limited capabilities of the others restricted her.”

“I wasn't much of a conversationist in those days, but I wish I'd spoken to him for longer.”

“Witty, learned, imaginative, she was conceded to be the best conversationist in any circle.”

“A proper understanding of these images relies on a conversance with the doctrinal sources treating the decaying corpse as a subject for devotional practice.”

“Students will gain conversance with a range of artistic techniques, materials, and objects and engage in cross-cultural analysis.”

“Where the legal principle involved is sufficiently basic and elementary, lack of conversance with it constitutes gross ignorance of the law.”

“The conversancy of the students in the French language helped them excel in their oral exams.”

“His writings displayed conversancy with the main current of ideas as well as originality, and he was often controversial.”

“Their expertise, conversancy with immensely difficult subject matter, independence and integrity render them impeccable standard bearers.”

“She lifted her eyes from the bed to look up at her converser.”

“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 is with me through everything, providing instant distraction from lectures, boring conversationalists and nagging editors.”

“Not only teenagers but many high flying execs who flaunt a number of mobiles casually are very poor phone conversationalists.”

“These warblers have already been noted by conversationists because of their steep population decrease in recent years.”

“Internet pages reveal phone conversations with journalists that consist of MacIsaac quacking like a duck before he hangs up.”

“There's plenty of controversy in the headlines to fuel conversations around the water cooler.”

“Should we be a fly on the wall, monitoring the conversations back and forth?”

“On the bus yesterday, from a seat somewhere behind me, though I was unable to see the conversants.”

“She sat facing the space between the conversers pouring tea for them when their cups were empty.”