Usage of "longer conversation"

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Usage of longer conversation in English

Prax had the sense of walking in on a much longer conversation. 
 Caliban's War 

But the youth was drowsy, and prudence forbade a longer conversation. 
 The Truce of God / A Tale of the Eleventh Century 

It's hard to find time for a longer conversation. 
 The Guardian 

One bright day she felt able to hold a longer conversation than before with her betrothed. 
 The Kentucky Ranger 

A longer conversation with the Headmaster? 
 Seven Surrenders 

A longer conversation is needed, examining what the right balance is between the rights and obligations of tenants and landlords. 
 Radio NZ 

This is a longer conversation, but I just want to spend my time with people I enjoy who energise me. 
 The Guardian 

He was anxious to have a longer conversation with her, and ascertain whether or not he was correct in his latter supposition. 
 What Dreams May Come 

Mr Shallard, however, not wishing to have any longer conversation with the baronet, wished him "good morning," and rode off. 
 Won from the Waves 

He said the filters would allow children to conduct longer conversations with grandparents, for example. 
 Wired 

And to do that over time so that we have longer conversations that aren't about tweets or sound bites. 
 Radio NZ 

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Meanings of longer conversation in English