context1: Bernard meets one of the hosts, who overheard his <strong>conversation</strong> with Mrs Hacker. He has no qualms about writing a false valuation certificate and remarks that the gift seems so trivial when he received a share of $1 million that was paid to the Qumrani finance minister to secure the contract. Bernard makes his excuses and goes to tell Sir Humphrey of this fact (after he sends an increasingly drunken Hacker back to the <strong>communications</strong> room).
context2: A person's handshake can speak volumes about them and their personality. Chiarella (2006) wrote an article for Esquire magazine explaining to the predominately male readership how handshakes differ from person to person and how they send nonverbal messages. He mentioned that holding the grip longer than two seconds will result in a stop in the verbal <strong>conversation</strong>, thus the nonverbal will override the verbal <strong>communication</strong>.