Sentences with phrase «carry a conversation very»

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I imagine it's very frustrating, not to mention humbling, when you feel the need to carry on conversations with yourself on an internet blog.

But Farley's account of the dimensions of appraisal is still relatively molar and seems not to be fine - tuned enough to carry the church very far into the dialogues and conversations of the public world.

Even those who have been well educated in them (David Brown, Michael Banner, Grace Jantzen, Denys Turner, Janet Soskice) have not found them very fruitful theologically and have tended recently to carry on their main conversations elsewhere.

Im outgoing romantic very passionate easy on the eyes I can carry on a conversation with anyone love downtown Greenville and I have alot of interest and want someone to share those with me

I am smart, pretty to some, classy, I can carry on a conversation and very seldom lack for something to say.

I am very independant.I'm not looking to b taken care of.I have a sense of humor am open and honest.I can carry on an in depth intellegent conversation for hours.however I do have a serious side.espically when it comes to the subject of respect.I respect ppl and I expect respect in return.I will...

Until you decide to meet in person, if you ever do decide that, you will be able to carry on as many conversations as you like from the comfort of your very own home — how relaxing!

But as Malia Obama's decision to defer her Harvard admission shows, the conversations can carry some very privileged associations — seemingly distant from the post-secondary options available to many less - advantaged or nontraditional students and families.

Call quality was very clear, and we were able to carry on conversations effortlessly.

or I hear a piece of music that sparks a conversation between characters or an image of a world... I carry a notebook at all times because my head is a very busy place.