Sentence examples for acute dialogue from inspiring English sources

He can write theatrically acute dialogue.

There's sharp dialogue.

She writes great Gothic, her descriptive skill augmented by an acute ear for dialogue.

His acute ear for dialogue catches the complex implications of "intelligence" in Bon Voyage, a wartime propaganda film about espionage that Hitchcock made in French.

The lothario Tory MP Alan Clark wrote his diaries like a novel, with an eye for significant detail, an acute ear for dialogue and a good analytical brain that somehow contextualised the most offensive observation.

American novelist and short-story writer whose works are characterized by an acute ear for dialogue, a concern with Jewish middle-class life, and the painful entanglements of sexual and familial love.

With an acute ear for dialogue and the poetry of the street, Burgess, a native of Jackson Heights, gives us the pizzerias and bodegas, playgrounds and schoolyards, barbershops and bowling alleys of his home turf.

Such low expectations were squarely confounded, however, thanks to the writer Sally Wainwright's acute ear for dialogue – she's also responsible for the excellent Scott & Bailey – and the unlikely pairing of theatrical knight Derek Jacobi and TV stalwart Anne Reid as the belated lovers Celia and Alan.

Much of the non-acute work involves dialogue with other clinicians and interpretation of test results.

They may not have Mr. Mamet's acute ear, but their dialogue captures the vacant cheery tone of salesmen on the make.

Witty, self-aware dialogue and acute observational humor wink from the pages, and the result is an appealing, lighthearted account of a transitional period of life.