Sentence examples for casual dialogue from inspiring English sources

Most of it consists of leisurely, deceptively casual dialogue conducted in a half-dozen languages.

In "Kilo," Ghostface describes the process of producing crack cocaine in brilliantly casual dialogue, backed by the sound of a spoon stirring something in a bowl: "Yo, Sharifa, go to the store for me.

Slate delivers Robespierre's casual dialogue with such self-deprecating charm that even a graphic description of the state of her underwear at the end of a day is weirdly entertaining.

But he is invariably portrayed as respected and admired by fellow members of the police force and the public at large; his family is filled with wholesome, All-American kids; some casual dialogue in his native tongue is offered up naturally; and Chan is always, always the smartest person in the room.

The HOME is administered in the family home, through casual dialogue and careful observation by a trained observer.

Thus, the casual dialogue about HBV vaccination shared by HCWs among acquaintances, friends and family, and accordingly, their willingness to advise vaccination, may affect HBV vaccination coverage among the most vulnerable population newborns.

Vastly more of them will be subtle enough to pass by the average moviegoer — casual, dialogue-driven scenes shot in front of green screens and placed into digital streetscapes, or wires and buildings digitally removed.

Ominous though the play's premise is, laughs are elicited effortlessly from the most casual of dialogue.

"The casual, conversational, vérité dialogue and the focus on a hip, erudite, young, beer-swilling urban subculture was very fresh and has since been aped by countless films".

Beckett is superb at undercutting reader assumptions with a casual line of dialogue or acute psychological observation: the book reads like Conrad's Heart of Darkness reimagined by JG Ballard.

Although the film's naturalistic dialogue, casual beauty and shifts between onstage and offstage performance initially suggest that Mr. Amalric sought to create a homage to John Cassavetes's 1976 masterpiece "The Killing of a Chinese Bookie," it quickly proves to have its own rhythms and purpose.