The phrase "articulate dialogue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a conversation or exchange of ideas that is clear, coherent, and well-expressed.
Example: "The panel discussion featured articulate dialogue that engaged the audience and encouraged thoughtful questions."
Alternatives: "clear conversation" or "eloquent discussion".
Their main model is Chick Corea's flamenco-influenced compositions like "Spain," which was their finale; fast pieces were articulate dialogues of nimble, scampering lines.
"The Ghost Writer" offers not the blood and terror of Polanski's early work but the steady pleasures of high intelligence and unmatchable craftsmanship — bristling, hyper-articulate dialogue (the stabs are verbal, and they hurt) and a stunning over-all design that has been color-coördinated to the point of aesthetic mania.
"The Ghost Writer" offers not the blood and terror of Polanski's early work but the steady pleasures of high intelligence and unmatchable craftsmanship bristling, hyper-articulate dialogue (the stabs are verbal, and they hurt) and a stunning over-all design that has been color-coördinated to the point of aesthetic mania.
The action is swifter and more highly articulated; the dialogue is sharper, more staccato, and bears more of the meaning of the play.
The plot gathers in energy and pace, but these characters aren't as fascinating as Devanna, and their emotions can feel overly articulated, their dialogue stilted with metaphors bordering on melodrama.
The film's unblinking, nonjudgmental focus on this illegal relationship, and its extremely articulate and pointed dialogue, put it squarely in the post-New Queer Cinema tradition.
Though he is never short of articulate and crisp dialogue, and though his deft word choices are part of the pleasure of reading him, Mr. Hiaasen sounds slightly mechanical this time.
Good moderators used the dynamics of a dialogue to articulate partners' opinions: Because one patient can say something which facts up the other patients in the room to say "yes, this is very important and I haven't thought about it but now that's been brought up: absolutely".
Mom, Dad and siblings express their pride and excitement in a funny scene of collective family joy — all wild gesticulation and beaming gibberish — that ends when someone articulates the rare line of dialogue that sings out from the random gabble: "So how are you going to cope?" Er, how indeed?
Movies about cataclysm articulate our anxieties and — despite insipid dialogue littering the fiery road to oblivion — allow our vulnerabilities to be laid bare, our catharsis shared.
