Sentence examples for chunks of dialogue from inspiring English sources

But there's still lots of Colette, whole chunks of dialogue.

There is a tough electronic score by Philip Feeney, chunks of dialogue, and a radically new cast of characters.

Yohji Yamamoto continued the theme, using chunks of dialogue and music from the film Stand By Me.

Walken is effusive in his praise for McDonagh, a director who, he says, "is generous enough to write big chunks of dialogue.

The luxurious running time meant that Mr. Haynes and Mr. Raymond could preserve most of the book's crucial events (and retain large chunks of dialogue verbatim), and it also allows the story's darker ambiguities to sink in.

Neither singer is particularly at home in the wholesome optimism associated with that composer-lyricist team, and you have to admire their adventurousness in choosing to include significant chunks of dialogue from the shows, in addition to selected songs.

He can still look at a chunk of dialogue and estimate its performance time in seconds.

But you try to understand the point your character is trying to make, and that's true of any chunk of dialogue.

And quickly afterwards, in Bird's opening chunk of dialogue, an extended joke about his nether regions: the imagined dilemma of "stereo cocks".

A story is told about Alec Guinness, when filming his performance as the spymaster George Smiley in Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, crossing out a long chunk of dialogue and saying: "I can do that with a look".

Newlyweds are slaughtered, a child kidnapped and a suicide bombing foiled, all of it advanced by chunks of clumsy dialogue and embarrassingly labored acting.