One of the biggest topics of conversation this time around?
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Elevating niche topics of conversation will perform better than broad ones.
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The topics of conversation can be sports or business or life.
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As with many popular topics of conversation on Twitter, perhaps not.
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Me: What would you say his three favourite topics of conversation are?
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Vaccines were also among the recent topics of conversation between Trump and Gates.
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Much of Topics of Conversation unfolds like this, with women speaking in turns.
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Those are probably not the best topics of conversation on a first date.
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What he found amusing and interesting topics of conversation, Tina found painful and embarrassing.
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When best friends start dating roommates, usual fair-game topics of conversation feel tricky.
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The Sun also connects with Saturn, finding you focused on serious topics of conversation.
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One of their first topics of conversation was how prohibitively expensive quality sneakers could be.
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TOPICS OF CONVERSATION By Miranda Popkey "Everything that had ever happened could never be integrated into something coherent," thinks the unnamed narrator of Miranda Popkey's debut novel, "Topics of Conversation," drinking glass after glass of white wine, her son asleep in the next room.
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The trailer includes a lot of misdirection, but confirmed topics of conversation appear to be: 1.
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This meant coming up with five basic biographical statements and using them as topics of conversation.
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"Most people's favorite topics of conversation revolve around their own lives," career coach Elana Konstant tells Refinery29.
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At the recent World Economic Forum in Davos, one of the big topics of conversation was education.
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While the topics of conversation were not reported, the meeting was confirmed in a presidential pool report.
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Plus, it makes learning some of the more dull, but still essential, topics of conversation actually fun.
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If agriculture and speedy vehicles are not topics of conversation, all-American sports or fitness training definitely are.
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"The main topics of conversation were around mainstreaming social enterprise," said John Montague, who was at the meeting.
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Money and self-worth are topics of conversation that will come up now that Mercury is in Scorpio.
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It's totally understandable when you consider that periods and vaginas are not welcome topics of conversation at home.
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They were even more surprised that Mr. Trump's team publicly denied that the topics of conversation included sanctions.
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It seems like whenever the big lottery jackpots reach a new high, we focus on two topics of conversation.
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On the Flat Earth Society forum, several of the topics of conversation are all related to the SpaceX launch.
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Topics of conversation included video games and their love of cats — Ms. Nastasi has two and Mr. Sze one.
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Politics and religion used to be considered taboo when it came to acceptable topics of conversation on the job.
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Despite her absence, or perhaps because of it, May ended up being one of the main topics of conversation.
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Speak with Syrian children living as refugees in southern Turkey, and one of the first topics of conversation is school.
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Ask yourself: Are there particular topics of conversation or physical places that tend to send your family into a tizzy?
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Mediterranean cruises and luxury spa treatments were not the major topics of conversation at the Phocuswright Travel conference in Los Angeles.
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"Even though [Madonna] was pop, she was constantly challenging things and bringing up uncomfortable topics of conversation for people," Marina says.
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There are a few of these apps – most recently Shout – but Pinguin is aimed at giving you specific topics of conversation.
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In addition to Pepe the Frog, one of the alt-right's favorite topics of conversation is Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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Mr. Bonneau was a garrulous man whose favorite topics of conversation included gastronomy, the Algerian war and the shortcomings of bureaucrats.
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At the dinners, the topics of conversation moved from Roman history to sex in general to her personal life, she said.
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It's just that we know each other well enough to know what topics of conversation will make each other most comfortable.
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Topics of conversation will include the integration of smart technology into new and existing infrastructure, changing investment strategies, and regulatory challenges.
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Sexual harassment and sexual assault are topics of conversation in a way that none of us could have predicted a year ago.
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What becomes of this group — and who runs it — is one of the hottest topics of conversation circulating the D.C. Republican scene.
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Topics of conversation include the response to the opioid crisis, prevention initiatives, and the role education might play in lowering addiction rates.
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Topics of conversation include the response to the opioid crisis, prevention initiatives and the role education might play in lowering addiction rates.
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The choice of destinations and the topics of conversation tend to lean closer to a political campaign than an attempt to understand customers.
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JULIA BOORSTIN: So, Randy, one of the big topics of conversation here at Cannes is concerns about the digital duopoly, Facebook and Google.
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It's not a great idea to bring up ex partners here either, but other taboo topics of conversation include money, politics, and religion.
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With that said, it continues to be one of the most controversial topics of conversation regarding the Trump campaign's alleged collusion with Russia.
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After all, aren't there cooler topics of conversation, like the fact that Cruz is a lauded actress with an Academy Award to her name?
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On Pro Basketball OKLAHOMA CITY — In their first meeting at the start of training camp, it was among the very first topics of conversation.
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And all of the things that are now such topics of conversation and such topics of agony, they were all being talked about then.
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" On the last night of camaraderie over beers, someone said, "You and Alabaster have been one of the most popular topics of conversation here!
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" The pamphlet also listed potential topics of conversation to use each week, like "What does 'femininity' mean to you in terms of your own life?
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The pitfalls for women's political language come at every level, from tone of voice to word-choice to the topics of conversation to conversational styles.
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Looking to get a promotion at work, become an entrepreneur or just have smart topics of conversation at your fingertips for cocktail parties in 2018?
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Topics of conversation often begin with introductions, followed by questions related to how each of the guests got into virtual reality and what they're currently working on.
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Topics of conversation include the terrifying possibility of Kevin Durant joining the Warriors, trade deadline rumors, the firing of Jeff Hornacek, and seven-layer Super Bowl dip.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: We are in fact at the Code Confidence at Rancho Pallas Verdes, where you know technology innovation and mobility especially are huge topics of conversation.
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The topics of conversation will include: Do we want technology to keep giving more people a voice, or will traditional gatekeepers control what ideas can be expressed?
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The Democratic senator added that he would offer the "first few things that come to my mind" before tweeting roughly a dozen suggestions for topics of conversation.
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Image courtesy of maxb24Since many of the games we're playing right now can't be talked about until embargoes lift, we had to look for different topics of conversation.
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In these meetings in Brussels and Odessa, as in nearly every meeting in which Ukraine issues were discussed, corruption and rule of law were central topics of conversation.
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One of the topics of conversation as the competition gets underway is the withdrawal of several top players from the 2016 Olympics golf competition in Rio de Janeiro.
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I think the topics of conversation might be really different, it might be really gossipy or focus more on gender issues—topics that women are more concerned about.
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The same topics of conversation that take place during this eclipse will come up again on August 28, when Mercury meets with Jupiter again after ending its retrograde.
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The topics of conversation include: the rape fantasy, the ethics of procreation, Plath's poem "Daddy" ("Every woman adores a Fascist"), and a video art exhibition on female pain.
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With everyone paranoid about the prospect of being threatened or killed by the Sinaloa cartel, the topics of conversation were initially limited to the Knicks and the weather.
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The topics of conversation ran the gamut, from lab-grown leather and plant-based milk, to using genome sequencing to test for food safety, to the decentralization of food.
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They intentionally want Medicare-for-all and the Green New Deal to be topics of conversation in a part of the country that is not thought of as progressive.
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The star hopes to expand his culinary show to include more special guests like his wife and possibly take requests for central themes and topics of conversation for each episode.
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These were some of the popular topics of conversation here this past weekend as television executives, actors, writers and fans came to town for the sixth annual ATX Television Festival.
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Whether or not that was the case, and how quickly rivals might be able to copy it and whether they might protest after the opening race, remained lively topics of conversation.
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The plummeting availability of affordable housing and systemic loss of studio space were frequent topics of conversation, anxieties only compounded by the uncertainty left in the wake of the Brexit vote.
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I wish we could engage in more varied topics of conversation than Peter's emotional walls and if, and when, they'll come down — because believe me, I get it — but here we are.
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The #MeToo and Time's Up movements have been one of the biggest topics of conversation on red carpets throughout award season — which will undoubtedly lead to some awkward interviews for Seacrest. E!
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Both Venezuela and Iran are expected to be big topics of conversation among members of the world oil industry as they gather in Houston this week for IHS Markit's annual CERAWeek conference.
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One of the biggest social topics of conversation in recent years has been women's issues, including topics such as equal pay, healthcare, treatment in the workplace, sexual assault and violence against women.
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Yet Damrosch rightly keeps the focus on Boswell the "impresario," who drew on his training as a lawyer to spark new topics of conversation, and, of course, on Boswell the avid recorder.
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I notice I'm so preoccupied with trying to come up with more positive topics of conversation that I am not listening as closely as I should be to what my friend is saying.
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Each language lesson lasts about 10 to 15 minutes and covers a range of real-life topics of conversation such as travel, food, and business terminology, while also keeping your pronunciation in check.
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With past themes like "Resilient Dynamism" and "Globalization 4.0: Shaping a Global Architecture in the Age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution," even the topics of conversation at Davos can be hard to decipher.
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It's part of the company's new #SeeEverySide marketing campaign and is supposed to show "how large, real time and vibrant topics of conversation unfold on Twitter" — in this case, in reaction to a heatwave.
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The idea, says Alexandra Willis, the AELTC's digital supremo, is to use its machine learning and natural language-processing techniques to discover the most pressing topics of conversation among the vast output from fans.
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Instead, Ms. Yellen entertained the audience with her description of her first day at the Fed almost four years ago, and a firsthand report on the typical topics of conversation at her dinner table.
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That might appeal to people looking for a wide-ranging discussion with Yang, but the length (close to 90 minutes) and lack of specific topics of conversation in the title could push people away.
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Letter From Europe BERLIN — In Germany, and across Europe, there are really only two topics of conversation these days: "Brexit" and everything associated with the British vote to leave the European Union; and soccer, a.k.a.
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YouTube's process for mechanically pulling ads from videos is particularly concerning, because it takes aim at whole topics of conversation that could be perceived as potentially offensive to advertisers, and because it so often misfires.
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Topics of conversation include the firing of Knicks coach Derek Fisher, struggling teams in Sacramento and Chicago, the beautiful weirdness of ballers from Coney Island, and the arcane hoops references in Droog's record Basketball & Seinfeld.
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Their most frequent topics of conversation are how they get bathroom breaks, the pleasant temperature of the warehouses, the excellent benefits and suitable wages, friendly management and how the job isn't monotonous or tiring at all.
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"Outside of you guys talking about it, nobody talks about it," said Coach Billy Donovan, who detailed the countless other postgame topics of conversation that take precedence, including potential areas of improvement and Oklahoma City's next opponent.
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Technologists, regulators, and consumers have all started asking more specific questions about how apps can be created to look friendly and harmless even when they're exploiting us, and this is one of the biggest topics of conversation. Sens.
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His rapid political rise, his colorful language and propensity to offend, along with his promises to build a wall and keep Muslims out of the country, are frequent topics of conversation at hair salons, gas stations and diners.
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But what could have been two of the biggest topics of conversation - oil prices and OPEC output levels - were not in the cards, as such a broad conversation would run afoul of U.S. antitrust rules against price-fixing.
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In order to streamline trade talks between Washington and Beijing, China is looking to weed out other topics of conversation that come up between the world's two largest economies during negotiations, like national security threats, the WSJ said.
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In a ninety-minute class on Nigeria taught by a Cordon Bleu-trained Canadian chef turned etiquette coach, I learned that, at a formal dinner in Lagos, appropriate topics of conversation include Benin bronzes and the local film industry.
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"Giving Up the Ghost," by Hilary Mantel; "Topics of Conversation," by Miranda Popkey; "Concrete," by Thomas Bernhard, which is a terrifying book about writer's block and lies there like a piece of voodoo, never to be touched or finished.
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At the same time, sort of in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement, we know that there are topics of conversation that very often are ignored, under-reported, under-explored, and need even more attention in an election year.
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Around 200 people joined the protest but while the turnout was small, the complaints on their banners are daily topics of conversation across the country: corruption, bad water and power supplies, unemployment, pollution, poor education and housing, the national debt and political infighting.
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The official said one of the topics of conversation was getting Pakistan to help bring the Taliban to the negotiating table In August, Trump outlined a new strategy for the war in Afghanistan, chastising Pakistan over its alleged support for Afghan militants.
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Dating coach Kevin Murray has helped online daters converse for years, first at eFlirt, a company that managed online profiles, and now at Icebrkr, a startup he founded that sends users matches and helps them home in on the best topics of conversation.
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There were several topics of conversation, but the one that caught my attention involved a simple graph in which the IEF predicted that natural gas would become the world's dominant "bridge fuel" on the way to a renewable energy over the next 133 years.
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Yet, increasingly, as ideas of technology addiction have become normal topics of conversation—as publications ranging from the Guardian to Breitbart have reported on the links between social media and loneliness—leaving social networks, temporarily or for good, has become a more conventional decision for young people to take.
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Issues, including costs per small cell attachment, permitting around public rights-of-way and deadlines on application reviews, are all less-than-exciting topics of conversation but act as real threats to achieving timely implementation of 5G according to recent research from Accenture and the 5G Americas organization.
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While it's no surprise that A Star Is Born's Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga continue to be main topics of conversation in Oscars-buzzing circles, there's one more name we think deserves recognition by this year's Academy — and, no, we don't mean Charlie, the labradoodle that stole our hearts.
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Sorkin: One of the other topics of conversation was encryption and the way Silicon Valley is approaching encryption which is to say Apple, Google and others are trying to close the back door effectively to make it almost impossible if not impossible for the government to have access.
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Heavy spenders around issues like gun control, abortion and climate change on mostly Facebook and Google show that the polarizing topics that aren't always the topics of conversation on cable news are being pushed via ads on social platforms where algorithms elevate content that tends to be more emotionally-driven.
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This sense of diversity was readily apparent in the programming where topics ranging from Controlling Your Career as a Female Creator to LGBTQ issues, race, and leveraging your audience for positive change were all frequent topics of conversation which were provided a platform amongst an audience as diverse as the world at large.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - The surprise emergence of a billionaire real estate developer who has proposed banning Muslims from entering the United States as the front runner to become Republican nominee for president is one of the hot topics of conversation among the rich and powerful at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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Even if you leave aside the political surprises of the past two years, Alex Jones has become a prominent political commentator, and conspiracy theories and the apocalypse have somehow turned into everyday topics of conversation, which should fare well for a show about a mad scientist with a conspiracy bent who brings about the end of the world all the time.
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The collision of comic book fans with billion-dollar film franchises, resentment over the upcoming Ghostbusters reboot, anguish over a TV show killing off yet another queer female character, and passionate love for Broadway's rapping Founding Fathers have all made for irresistible topics of conversation, especially as what fans are saying has become more and more visible to people making the creative decisions.
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In celebration of Father's Day, Lionel Richie and daughter Nicole Richie sat down to interview each other for an episode of The Huffington Post's series Talk to Me. Among the topics of conversation were Lionel's beginnings in Tuskegee, Alabama, how a Prince concert was where he first spotted his adopted daughter at age 2, and what it was like for Nicole to grow up with a famous dad.
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In that way, he was like a figure from another time: He wrote completely by hand with a fountain pen, and was the kind of person whose topics of conversation, during, say, a bike ride with his friend Orrin Devinsky, might meander from the origin of the name of dandelions to the toxicity of eating fireflies—Sacks made Devinsky promise to never eat more than two fireflies (presumably one would be okay).
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