Sentence examples for are dialogues from inspiring English sources
noun
A conversation or other form of discourse between two or more individuals.
- Bill and Melinda maintained a dialogue via email over the course of their long-distance relationship.
"Pulchra Es" ("You Are Beautiful," from the "Song of Songs") and "Duo Seraphim" ("Two Seraphim," melding lines from Isaiah and John) are dialogues that would not have been out of place on the opera stage.
Her classes are dialogues structured by ancient texts.
Asked why several novels are dialogues between young narrators and dead grandfathers, Couto recalls, aged seven, seeing his father cry for the first time.
Alas, they are so far apart that their debates are dialogues of the deaf, each talking past the other, with no hope of finding common ground.
A collection of 80 "orations" with fragments of others survives, but some are dialogues or moral essays, and two are spurious.
Among Diogenes' lost writings are dialogues, plays, and the Republic, which described an anarchist utopia in which men lived "natural" lives.
The important thing is dialogue, discussion.
Most of the book is dialogue.
"In the end, there will be dialogue".
So much of it is dialogue.
