Sentence examples for Heated dialogue from inspiring English sources

Allegri, normally so cool on the sideline, would engage him in a constant and heated dialogue.

The heated dialogue that ensued when the design was selected was a powerful cathartic for the country.

Lawmakers spent the rest of the hearing in a heated dialogue with senior S.E.C. staff members, getting little satisfaction and suggesting the agency was the problem.

After recordings of the heated dialogue between De Falco and Costa Concordia's skipper were released the coastguard official was hailed as "the voice of duty" by newspaper La Repubblica, in which 32 people died.

Expect a more thorough and heated dialogue once everyone has all the facts.

Harper participated in a back-and-forth, sometimes heated, dialogue with Councilman Joe Shaw, who said the ordinance tells residents that they are being heard.

Instead it was pure entertainment, a heated, excited dialogue that promised that Prime Minister's Questions could be endless fun, if one of these two were Prime Minister and the other were leading the opposition.

But the introduction of Quest to Learn is tied to a continuing and sometimes heated national dialogue about what skills today's learners most need to prepare them for success in a rapidly evolving, digitally mediated world.

The company has also engaged in a heated continuing dialogue with various state attorneys general about its so-called adult category, which has been used as a forum for explicitly sexual ads.

Ivens said that he and others will continue fighting to boycott Habima, no matter how heated the dialogue becomes.

Actually, Mailer gives interviews not merely to promote his work most Mailer books and movies are well greased with interviews before and after launching but to forge his ideas in the exigent heat of dialogue and then to write what he has discovered about himself.