conversant

Oh, yes, she was conversant with the art of women!

"The one person in the world who is now conversant with your work," he said.

Many were the subjects with which he must be conversant.

That made sense; the man was conversant with the sea, after all.

To progress, however, we need teachers and schools to become more conversant with the changes.

It is always best to be conversant with both sides of an issue before taking action.

I knew that he had taken an interest in the case and was conversant with all the details.

He was not always conversant with the art of the Americas.

American ghosts, about which I am less conversant, may be a different matter.

I am conversant with the plot of those who took him.

But both my men were conversant with this sort of combat.

Yet, some people, conversant with the local history, give another explanation.

He also has the advantage of actually being conversant with computers.

"How is it that you are conversant with the life sciences?"

Today few people seem to be conversant with these fabulous stories, and that's too bad.

He was not conversant with firearms, but this one seemed simple enough.

"By then, I will be more conversant with what occurred in my absence."

No word was spoken; all three were conversant with such technique.

Anyone reasonably conversant with wine will pick the first as better than the second.

By fourth grade, all students are expected to be conversant in Spanish.

The White House is in the market for two people who are conversant with economic policy.

They also need to be conversant with the main developments taking place in further and continuing education.

I fell - and you are conversant with the rest."

Spirit joined us for it; she was more conversant with the details.

He always employed the language with which his correspondents were most conversant.