Sentence examples for a lively dialogue from inspiring English sources
Further, Castiglione invests Il cortegiano with an unusual lightness that both describes sprezzatura and exemplifies it, and a lively dialogue that brings his leading characters to life.
"Frances Ha" engages in a lively dialogue with film history, full of nods to the François Truffaut and Eric Rohmer movies that Mr. Baumbach adores.
Despite being marginalized by the Shiite establishment, for the first few months of the occupation Jamaluddin maintained a lively dialogue with the Americans.
"In some places, mayors have opened a lively dialogue with vulnerable communities about gang violence and factors that drive it such as extreme income inequality, inadequate service provision, and weak or corrupt police and justice institutions.
The lack of harmonic movement in the concerto inevitably rendered the orchestral score rather bland, although shifting rhythms and a lively dialogue between soloist and ensemble provided some color.
Mr. Price's fleeting images engage in a lively dialogue with their neighbors: the similarly shape-shifting images in a suite of 44 monotypes and one terrific painting by Nicole Eisenman; the shimmering, iridescent abstract installations — one vertical, one horizontal — of Kate Levant and Sam Lewitt.
The paintings of carved saints on the third floor set up an especially lively dialogue, contrasting Christian imagery with Islamic semiabstraction, European with Middle Eastern, opulence and love of nature with colorless deprivation and martyrdom.
There was also a sense of lively dialogue that framed the music as a discussion rather than a dry recitation.
The venturesome author (with Alexandra Gersten-Vassilaros) of "Omnium Gatherum," about a dinner party in hell in the wake of 9/11, and "The Scene," which was the toast of this year's Humana Festival of new plays, Ms. Rebeck has a gift for lively dialogue teasingly layered in ambivalence.
Ellen DeGeneres and her wife Portia de Rossi firmly shut down baby rumors with a bit of lively dialogue on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show".
Pope Francis notes in his closing speech that "different opinions were freely expressed" at the Synod, which led to "a rich and lively dialogue".
