Quotes About Conversation
If you are speaking and the person you are having a conversation with has not said something within the past sixty seconds, there is a good chance you have lost her and it's time to stop talking so much.
~ Robin S. Sharma
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Paso días y días en reuniones estériles con personas que solo desean escuchar el sonido de su propia voz.
~ Robin S. Sharma
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the world all day long chatting endlessly on your phone about one thousand senseless things or
~ Robin S. Sharma
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They were joking, but it was a serious conversation. They were often like that, Mary and her granny, when they were alone together.
~ Roddy Doyle
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Siskel's Saw. It's amazing how many movies are not as interesting as a documentary of the same actors sitting around talking over lunch. GENE SISKEL
~ Roger Ebert
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We piled into the back of his big red Sun-Times truck: Robertson, McHugh, a bagpipe player, assorted other regulars, and Good Sydney Harris. Good Sydney Harris was a Spanish Civil War veteran, not to be confused with the Bad Sydney Harris, the Daily News columnist. Good Sydney had fallen into conversation with a dominatrix named Jake, who joined us.
~ Roger Ebert
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Kant enjoyed the company of women (provided that they did not pretend to understand the Critique of Pure Reason) and
~ Roger Scruton
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all the respects that I have so far mentioned, conversation fits the bill of a free association which is subservient to no purpose but itself, and which is destroyed by the bossiness and urgencies of the planner, the utopian and the rationalist. On the other hand, conversations have to be among few participants if they are to dispense with some kind of central discipline or with accepted procedures and conventions. As
~ Roger Scruton
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Kant enjoyed the company of women (provided that they did not pretend to understand the Critique of Pure Reason)
~ Roger Scruton
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I've always been impulsive. My thinking is usually pretty good, but I always seem to do it after I do my talking — by which time I've generally destroyed all basis for further conversation.
~ Roger Zelazny
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Ill met by moonlight,' said Deirdre. 'You could still be tied to a stake,' said Random, and she did not reply.
~ Roger Zelazny
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We talked the moon out of heavens before either of us grew tired.
~ Roger Zelazny
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I've always been impulsive. My thinking is usually pretty good, but I always seem to do it after I do my talking—by which time I've generally destroyed all basis for further conversation.
~ Roger Zelazny
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Their voices lack the thrust and dip of men chewing over their words and tasting them. They
~ Roger Zelazny
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This is the meaning of what is euphemistically called *dialogue*: not to listen to each other, but to submit in common to an egalitarian principle of the distribution of language goods.
~ Roland Barthes
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Davison had an uncanny gift in sensing the proper moment for changing the topic, for giving the discussion a timely new turn, thus avoiding a clash or deadlock.
~ Ron Chernow
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Whenever they met, they stayed away from money talk and spoke of educational policy.
~ Ron Chernow
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Around this time, Hamilton chatted with Burr about an appointment. Aware of bad blood between him and Washington, Hamilton asked Burr whether he could serve faithfully under the general. Burr unhesitatingly replied that "he despised Washington as a man of no talents and one who could not spell a sentence of common English.
~ Ron Chernow
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At another point, they met an old man in the roadway whom John so sedulously drained of local lore that the latter finally pleaded with weary resignation, "For God's sake if you will go with me over to that barn yonder, I will start and tell you everything I ever knew."72 This was the same monotonously inquisitive young man who was known as "the Sponge" in the Oil Regions.
~ Ron Chernow
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I know a good chop house near Macy's. Do you like mutton chops?" "Hate them." "Idiot. That heavy, gamy taste … nothing like it." "Can I get a broiled kidney?" "Of course." "Then let's have lunch at your chop house.
~ Lawrence Sanders
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En las reuniones sociales abundaban las charlas superficiales. La gente llenaba los museos y las salas de conciertos, pero no acudían allí para ver y oír, sino más bien impulsados por una desaforada y narcisista necesidad de ser vistos y oídos.
~ Lawrence Wright
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He had the unfortunate combination of being garrulous without being articulate.
~ Lawrence Wright
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Reacher] knew people with houses. He had talked to them, with the same kind of detached interest he would talk to a person who kept snakes as pets or entered ballroom dancing competitions.
~ Lee Child
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But then the Hispanic guy spoke. Maybe a heartfelt statement, full of apology and contrition, full of promises of future reform, and likely polite, and certainly short, but apparently there was something in it the fat man wanted to either rebut or comment on further, because he settled back down, amid much asynchronous wobbling and shaking, and he started talking again.
~ Lee Child
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