(1) Dudamel is such an exuberant conversationalist that the guards are doubtless essential.
(2) Dennis Barker writes: Robert Robinson would have liked to be Dr Samuel Johnson, the combative conversationalist and author who always argued eruditely and implacably, and always expected to win.
(3) Next, they continued speaking, but with an adult, male conversationalist.
(4) I sent Adrian Deevoy, because he was a terrific conversationalist and a brilliant writer, and Andy Earl, because he was a photographer who worked quickly and didn’t need a studio.
(5) With his extraordinary erudition and quick wit, Hobsbawm was one of the greatest historical conversationalists I have ever known.
(6) And it is the anecdotal conversationalist who, for better or worse, dominates the unexpurgated autobiography.
(7) Shields, it transpires, is a passionate, sometimes bewildering, conversationalist.
(8) He described himself as "an unattractive, bespectacled six-footer" but his Cambridge peers recall a brilliant conversationalist and witty female impersonator, whose cabaret turns for the Footlights were matched by enough histrionic ambition to see him play Baldock to Derek Jacobi's Edward II.
(9) While in public debate Terraine could sometimes appear opinionated, choleric and even blimpish, his views were sincerely held, and in private he was convivial, humorous and a lively conversationalist.