Sentence examples for called dialogue from inspiring English sources

It will be called Dialogue and the idea is to hold discussions between Donetsk and the rest of Ukraine.

The last part of the book called "Dialogue with a Captain," is an analysis by 2 men of opposing political and social minds, an Army Ultra and a French Liberal.

The closest anyone came in the '90s was Xiao Lu, whose thinly veiled autobiography called "Dialogue," after the name of her best-known work, was published recently, in English and Chinese through Hong Kong University Press.

Concentrating in the financial services sector, Exstream has doubled its sales each year since introducing a product called Dialogue in 2001.

This is called "dialogue".

If the Lord of the Rings movies are wildly enjoyable--and, despite all of foregoing, they are--it's not for their characterization of the hero class or their deployment of what can only generously be called "dialogue".

The 44 debates, called dialogues, have won the blessing of Unesco.

If he wasn't travelling, he spent his free time going to galleries and art events, and engaging in what he called "dialogues" with artists.

(Symposium, for example, is a series of speeches, and there are also lengthy speeches in Apology, Menexenus, Protagoras, Crito, Phaedrus, Timaeus, and Critias; in fact, one might reasonably question whether these works are properly called dialogues).

One way to do this is to do what I call "dialogue writing".

The two pieces Kundera calls dialogues are edited interviews in which he mostly glosses his own novels, the second making elaborate musical analogies of their construction.