Sentence examples for bright dialogue from inspiring English sources

Richard Russo's recent Pulitzer Prize winner, "Empire Falls," demonstrates that, with its wryly realistic narrative, bright dialogue and enveloping story.

Burdened with soap-opera-ish plot turns and artificially bright dialogue, this comedy of mortality never seems able to convince itself that life and art trump death and doubt.

From "Double Indemnity" to "The Lost Weekend," "Sunset Boulevard" to "Ace in the Hole" and "Stalag 17," "Witness for the Prosecution" to "The Apartment" and "One, Two, Three," his movies were worldly and smart, with bright dialogue and dark characters.

Burdened with soap-opera-ish plot turns and artificially bright dialogue, this comedy of mortality never seems able to convince itself that life and art trump death and doubt, despite the presence of a top-flight cast led by Nathan Lane.

Burdened with soap-opera-ish plot turns and artificially bright dialogue, this comedy of mortality never seems able to convince itself that life and art trump death and doubt, despite the presence of a top-flight cast led by Nathan Lane (2 15).

Roger Ebert praised the film, saying "the movie is bright, the dialogue has wit and intelligence, and Roberts and Grant are very easy to like".

Ficarra and Requa have ambitions; their scenaristic cleverness pervades the movie from beginning to end, with their bright and clattery dialogue and their exotic plotting.

Within this shadowy context, so profound as to be immeasurable, Mr. Albee and Mr. Stoppard use bright, impeccably assembled dialogue to illuminate the provisional structures of daily life.

What does it say when a director feels the need to use neon bright signs of dialogue to tell us how to think and feel?

Tim Shortall's design is too bright and boxy, the dialogue too larded with gobbets of information.

Gilmour's prose has flashes of bright metaphor, and his dialogue is alert and alive.