Sentence examples for captivating dialogue from inspiring English sources
To all this the show added a mischievous wit, and a captivating dialogue between stage and screen made possible by video technology that would have been beyond the imagination of the original film-makers.
While his dialogue is funny and captivating — when Wesley asks George if he likes the waffle he made, he adds, "Please don't be blindly supportive".
The solo lines are often too low to disentangle from the chunky ensemble textures (Hindemith rewrote several passages up an octave for the premiere) but Tetzlaff embraced the struggle and his dialogue with the orchestra was captivating.
The Tunisian talks, called "the national dialogue," have captivated the Arab world with the hope that in at least one country an Islamic party and its more secular rivals might overcome the mutual distrust and antipathy that have bogged down steps toward democracy in Egypt, Libya, Syria and elsewhere in the region.
Instead of roly-poly pink pigs or captivating mechanical crows, we confront real actors playing characters who seem like cartoons, whose dialogue has all the music of talking points.
Dialogue and incident are sparse, but thanks to Ceylan's masterful technique, it's never less than captivating.
The effect was captivating.
