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The phrase "a bit of dialogue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small portion or excerpt of conversation, often in the context of literature, scripts, or discussions.
Example: "In the novel, there is a bit of dialogue that perfectly captures the tension between the characters."
Alternatives: "a piece of conversation" or "a snippet of dialogue."
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I found myself thinking of a bit of dialogue from a dissident satire from the 1970s.
The restive nuns who are planning a field trip to Rome for a bit of dialogue?
Shepard is the character the player controls, and quite a bit of dialogue is assigned to her.
The dangerous section was a bit of dialogue by Raymond, the butler suggesting that the old man was senile.
It's a bit of dialogue too rousing to spoil, but it pivots on the definition of the "rulebook" and why it should be adhered to.
The finale includes a bit of dialogue spoken by the yogi Bhagavan Das that, when timed right, proved powerful to some listeners.
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A bit of imagined dialogue goes this way.
It was a bit of a dialogue of the deaf, is the truth.
Children will probably make up a bit of bossy dialogue for Blue Umbrella, who likes being in front of the pack.
You can sense the singers communicating with a special directness because they know the audience understands what they are singing and also, in this case, saying, since the opera contains quite a bit of spoken dialogue.
You can sense that the singers are communicating with a special directness because they know the audience understands what they are singing and also, in this case, saying, since the opera has quite a bit of spoken dialogue.
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