That alone is not that surprising; I'm a dreamy conversationalist!
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" I said, and got back: "You are an amazing conversationalist.
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She's a lively, clever and considered conversationalist; engaged, interesting and interested.
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Not every conversationalist will lay out the red carpet for us.
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She's as analytical as she is emotional and a chatty, thoughtful conversationalist.
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He likens musical collaborations to a conversation and Lennon is a great conversationalist.
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He is a lively dining companion: a lusty eater and a quicksilver conversationalist.
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If you're an expert conversationalist, visit a senior center to chat with the elderly.
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"She was just a great conversationalist, and super smart as well," Mr. Sugar said.
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Thankfully, Manuel, an expert conversationalist, chattily steered away my attention until it was all over.
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So far, Zo isn't much of a conversationalist, and our chat eventually made zero sense.
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"He was a good conversationalist, a warm, sincere type," Ms. Albani said in an interview.
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Since she isn't much of a conversationalist, I use that time to listen to podcasts.
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"I thought he was very smart, very funny and a gifted conversationalist," Ms. Cunningham said.
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When you ask questions about the other person, you appear to be a dazzling conversationalist.
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A master storyteller and conversationalist, Mr. Karzai takes his seat at the head of the table.
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Gurewich — "I am too European to reveal my age" — is an energetic, inquisitive and heady conversationalist.
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Then the kindly conversationalist of our leisurely lunches became the tough, even merciless editor of lore.
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I only check it a few times a day, so I'm probably not the best conversationalist.
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He is a brilliant conversationalist and we don't want to miss a word he is saying.
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I've written about other secrets to being a better conversationalist, but not interrupting produces the quickest results.
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The 53-year-old restaurateur is a polymath, an autodidact, and a whirling dervish of a conversationalist.
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Borthwick is one of New York's most prestigious investors and, on a personal note, a delightful conversationalist.
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He's an easy conversationalist who's gregarious but not annoying, softspoken with a candor that almost borders on naïveté.
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" James's biographer Leon Edel describes Pozzi as "a society doctor, a book-collector, and a generally cultivated conversationalist.
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A vivid conversationalist, Mr. Louis could combine lofty aesthetic thoughts with pungent comic observations about the foibles of dancers.
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To be fair, Archie is not the most exciting conversationalist, but come on Veronica, you know something's off here.
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Joseph, an intense but charming conversationalist who likes to spin extended metaphors, had similarly come from a nonmusical family.
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As a friend, I love that she is adventurous, a fun conversationalist, and a very loving and hands-on mom.
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Starting at about $1500, this robot is a terrible conversationalist, but it's fun if you're into a tablet on legs.
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I don't have these amazing abs and lats and traps; my strengths are that I'm a good conversationalist and funny.
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He has to win them over with darts, drinks, and karaoke, but also by being a good listener and conversationalist.
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Mr. Clayton's piano playing cascades, illustrates and embellishes, whereas Mr. Ross likes to interpose and chatter, like a kinetic conversationalist.
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I love my daughter to death, but being in the same room that long, she is not a great conversationalist.
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" He added: "If you heard me talking in person you'd know I'm a nice person and I'm a very open conversationalist.
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The encounters tended to be brief, because even in the most favorable circumstances Kirk has always been a somewhat awkward conversationalist.
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I punch in the code sequence D.D.007 to detect any covert conversationalist with hidden agendas weighing more than 350 pounds.
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He's not exactly a sparkling conversationalist, but it's nice to know that a sweet guy like Connor found something worthwhile too.
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Since she has always been an audacious and kinetic conversationalist with a touch of hypochondria, friends didn't notice anything was wrong.
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He was a brilliant aesthete, a connoisseur, an intellectual who devoured ideas and as stimulating a conversationalist as you could ever encounter.
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While she is a good conversationalist, smart and witty, there is something about this weird job that leaves a stain on my psyche.
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Cost: Free with trial or $1.53 per month for unlimited membershipLength: 55 minutes / 3 lessons Become a pro-conversationalist with this online class.
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Not every Uber driver is a worthy conversationalist, but I think we can all agree that IRL human interaction is a dying breed.
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I'd start with George Eliot because "Middlemarch" is my favorite book, and she's said to have been sort of magical as a conversationalist.
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When she's off duty, Nakayama is ebullient and discursive, a quicksilver conversationalist who stretches out her words with a hint of Valley Girl drawl.
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"He had a great personality, was very smart, wickedly funny, and a good conversationalist," she said, according to the parole board account of her testimony.
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If you found your attempts at being a conversationalist lacking during your most recent holiday meal, Hot Pot Panic might just be what you need.
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" • After physical therapy, in the elevator heading down to the parking lot he gave her a squeeze and said, "You're quite the conversationalist in there.
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I've dug uptricks for more interesting small talk, tips tobe a better conversationalist, and out-of-the boxicebreaker questions(somanyquestions) to get good conversations going.
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In person, Harris was a thoughtful conversationalist and an attentive listener who seemed more at ease talking about her relationship with God than about sex.
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As an interviewer, Ms. Gross's goal is to find out how her subject became who they are; as a conversationalist, make that goal your own.
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This nonconformist, gruff conversationalist who grills his grandnephews on why they don't read T.S. Eliot is also a sentimentalist who places great weight on tradition.
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In general, you have to decide whether to be a noncommittal and quiet listener, a sympathetic and friendly conversationalist, or a pointed and incisive sparring partner.
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They could be a hit with parents and grandparents who are away and want to spend time with a kid…who isn't exactly the best conversationalist.
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Adichie — who joked that she thought of Clinton as her "auntie" — was a warm and sympathetic conversationalist, but she was also willing to press certain issues.
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She may not be the most polite conversationalist, but her efforts to ape human words has shed new light on the mysterious linguistic capabilities of orcas.
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Visitors to the lively London house where he grew up will remember the late Joe Sisay, Sampha's father, as a great host, conversationalist and music lover.
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His closest friends and colleagues, all of whom describe him as a gifted conversationalist, say Mr. Hussen never confided the intimate details of his harrowing story.
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A witty conversationalist, he spent many an evening with such prominent intellectuals in politics and the arts as John Kenneth Galbraith, Henry Kissinger, and Leonard Bernstein.
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A good practice if you want to learn how to be a more confident conversationalist is to talk to your pet, who absolutely won't answer you back.
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It's shamelessly partial but also warmly pleasurable, partly because Mr. Linklater is an engaging and humble conversationalist who moves easily to the beat of his own soundtrack.
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Drinks are so cheap that they're nearly free, but that doesn't dissuade the occasional self-conversationalist from swilling nail-polish remover in a bathroom stall (true story).
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Mr. Key, 46, an exuberant conversationalist with an elastic body and an expressive face, said in a recent interview that he could relate to his character's identity crisis.
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White is the most generous conversationalist and a stylist with considerable reach, but in his memoir "Inside a Pearl: My Years in Paris," I felt his generosity differently.
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My Next Guest Needs No Introduction is funny, but it is Letterman — replete with his now trademark beard — using his skills as a conversationalist first, and a comedian second.
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Delilah Rene, known as simply Delilah to most, has been there for folks for over 2800 years as a radio host, expert conversationalist, and Queen of Sappy Love Songs.
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He's a born conversationalist, self-effacing and not afraid of eye contact, and as unfailingly charming as he was that night backstage in Forest Hills, even without the gorgeous redhead.
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He was "rigorous to the point of being a bore," Pritula said, and prone to a stubborn and inflexible precision that made him a trying conversationalist but a brilliant reporter.
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"In the public arena he exploits at least the following masks: the rousing orator, the affable conversationalist, and the bumbling amateur," said Paul Chilton, professor emeritus of Linguistics at Lancaster University.
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In the booth, the two developed a quick and easy chemistry—Lu, the serious stats and tactics guy; He, the jokey, casual conversationalist—and made it through the season without complaints.
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Sprengelmeyer is an inexhaustible conversationalist, due to what I can only perceive as a boundless curiosity about anything and everything, but specifically about the way the mind—both conscious and unconscious—works.
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If you listen to Simmons' popular podcast, you know he's a capable conversationalist, and he's nimble enough to weave multiple participants into short back-and-forths without succumbing to the extra weight.
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Seinfeld isn't the most probing conversationalist, but he continues to attract some of the biggest names in the business to sip coffee, drive around in vintage cars and engage in lighthearted banter.
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"Morrison was the most interesting of all the rock stars I met because he was the best conversationalist," Mr. Hopkins told Post Magazine, published by The South China Morning Post, in 21993.
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The two interview such characters as Hodor (who turns out to not be a great conversationalist) and brings out Joffrey Baratheon and Olenna Tyrell who start slapping each other Jerry Springer Show-style.
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It's not like dude is going to know what good movies are out or who just got kicked off "Survivor," and I'm not enough of a conversationalist to dream up something other than whatever E!
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An NLP and machine learning (ML) bot is meant to function more like a real conversationalist by picking up keywords and phrases from the user's input to gather information, instead of requiring direct answers to specific questions.
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Tufts University has postponed an event featuring short-lived White House spokesman and colorful conversationalist Anthony Scaramucci after the Mooch threatened to sue his alma mater's paper over a negative article about him, the Boston Globe reports.
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Mr. McKellen — an unsurprisingly delightful and droll conversationalist — was recently in New York, and spoke with the Bagger, fireside, over tea at his hotel suite, about having to wear a prosthetic nose and his enduring disdain for selfies.
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Frank's a classic Baby Boomer archetype—solipsistic, self-indulgent, and somewhat entitled—but also a good guy to have a beer with, a solid conversationalist, and someone who enjoys his easygoing existence, or at least he appears to.
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Try it if you don't believe me: Start a conversation with someone by asking them how they're doing, and I guarantee that when they're done telling you, they will walk away believing that you are a sparkling conversationalist.
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They criticized how she cleaned up after herself, and how direct a conversationalist she was, but I always felt what they were really telling her was that she wasn't quite like them, and should therefore keep her distance.
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" The philosopher and physicist David Z. Albert, a close friend of Kimhi's, calls him "the best and most energetic and most surprising conversationalist I have ever met, a volcano of theories and opinions and provocations about absolutely everything.
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I'm being serious when I say that in the hands of a master conversationalist, a well-timed, perfectly placed "Hot enough for you?" can serve delight on a very hot day or (even better) a very cold one.
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Pecknold is a natural conversationalist and extremely affable, but when it comes to personal or spiritual questions, he's patient with himself in finding answers—and if there's none to be found, he says so without a hint of annoyance.
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Mitski is a good conversationalist, in part because she likes to draw attention away from herself by asking smart questions, and in part because she has developed the elegant poise of a fifties movie star at a press conference.
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As he conferred back and forth with our translator in his soothing baritone, he remained a courteous conversationalist while never giving away too many of his secrets (probably due to the fact that he says he can't remember most of them).
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By comparison, Pecknold's approach to the press cycle surrounding Crack-Up couldn't be more different: He's careful not to reveal too much about himself, emphasizing by way of omission that despite being an adept conversationalist, he's a considerably private person, too.
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In person Lincoln is closer to the sweetly charming wielder of romantic poster boards in "Love Actually" — an earnest conversationalist with an easygoing affability that belies his status as the center of one of the world's biggest pop culture franchises.
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" President Trump, late last night: Selected quotes from Oprah's "60 Minutes Overtime" clip that aired last week: "I think if I was considering a run... I would probably take myself out of the role of journalist or conversationalist or anything, I would take myself out of that.
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She's a warm conversationalist but also a moody one, suspicious of cant, with an almost self-destructive refusal to defer to the diplomatically empty idioms of the media-trained television executive—she'd rather tell a story that makes her look bad, if it's true or funny.
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Even I've watched him evolve from the high-energy, flamboyantly earringed hypebeast I'd see hanging around shows three or four years ago in Chicago to a more considered, laid-back conversationalist who gets a kick out of letting a joke hang in the air for a beat too long.
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My driver Martin told me an amazing story about Mike Tyson giving a $180,000 Bentley he just crashed to a couple of NYPD cops — I fact-checked it, this really happened — so I made sure to note that Martin was an excellent conversationalist after I gave him 5 stars.
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But Phipps also was a warm conversationalist whose eyes twinkled when he told how, in the 1940s, when he was too young to be legally allowed on the racetrack, his father, Ogden, got him a seat on the starting gate at Saratoga every afternoon the family had a horse running.
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Director: Thorsten Schütte Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics The best kinds of fan-friendly music documentaries keep the talking-head interviews to a minimum to make more room for songs, but Schütte's Frank Zappa doc Eat That Question is unusual in that its subject was as great a conversationalist as he was a musician.
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Dana was a great cook and an unusual conversationalist, though afterward Carol could not remember anything they had talked about, except (dimly) the reasons that fracking was not entirely a bad idea and the mysterious existence of certain early mammals, the funny shapes of which Ada's first-grade class had made into cookies.
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A generational guitar talent and reliable soft-rock hitmaker with seven Grammys, Mr. Mayer is also a master conversationalist prone to verbal solos, noodling in impressionistic bursts about his nature and career, weaving in therapy-speak, potential stand-up bits and a barrage of mixed metaphors as if he's writing this story himself.
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He had an engaging personality, he was a first-rate conversationalist comfortable with a whole range of subjects, from animal rights to winemaking to the history of warfare (light years ahead of Adam, her ex, who toward the end of their marriage had communicated through gestures and grunts only), and he was as well read as anybody she knew.
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It means trying to solve the riddle of a man who was outwardly gregarious — "As beguiling a conversationalist as Oscar Wilde," as Mr. Dery put it — and flamboyantly fashionable, walking the streets of New York in the 1960s and '70s in floor-sweeping fur coats that caught the attention of the photographer Bill Cunningham, yet forever enigmatic.
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On the other hand, bot makers have found it easy to pass, not by being the most eloquent or intelligent conversationalist, but by dodging questions with non sequitur jokes, making typos, or in the case of the bot that won a Turing competition in 2014, claiming to be a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy with a poor grasp of English.
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Attending the first-ever Steve Irwin Gala Dinner in Los Angeles to raise funds for Wildlife Warriors – the organization founded by the late Australian conversationalist, animal expert and television personality, who died in 2006 – the 17-year-old told reporters she was thrilled to unite her father's supporters with the friends she made during her Mirror Ball-winning 2015 stint on Dancing With the Stars.
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A spirited conversationalist, he has the bounce in his step of the soccer player he was in school and the athletic build you'd expect of a superhero; in his best-known role, he is, after all, the star of the Netflix series "Daredevil," based on the Marvel comic book, in which he plays Matt Murdock, the blind lawyer whose alter ego is the title character, an extra-sensory-heightened battler against international evil.
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