“John is a conversational person and can easily engage anyone in a deep and lengthy discussion.”

“She sings with a conversational freedom and impeccable, colloquial diction.”

“His conversational tone during the presentation made the complex topic accessible and engaging for the audience.”

“Most of my working life was as a sales representative for a major insurer covering the majority of the county, so I am fairly well conversant with the area.”

“Chapters 4 and 5 contain considerable data about the international mobility of citizens, most notably as guest workers in Western Europe, with which even the most conversant students of Yugoslavia are probably unfamiliar.”

“In her journals for 1787 Susan Burney describes Hoole as conversable, entertaining, and fond of children.”

“Lady Hervey called him a very ingenious, sensible, knowing, conversable, and, what is still better, a worthy, honest, valuable man.”

“He was singularly kind and conversable, without affecting any official superiority.”

“Buried in that statement is a methodology that is converse to utility theory.”

“Our ride was slow and dull, conversationless, through land that seemed to look all the same.”