Sentence examples for cinematic conversation from inspiring English sources
But why isn't the United States also part of that same emerging global cinematic conversation?
A movie, again about people who live on the edges, could have ended up in the dustbin of well-intentioned films, but instead is now part of the cinematic conversation.
Last year two of those slots were filled by "Black Swan" and "127 Hours," so speculation has already begun about which of the coming season's cinematic conversation pieces will be discussed here, on the sidewalks of Colorado Avenue and in the cars of the gondola -- of the aerial rather than the Venetian variety -- that is Telluride's main form of public transportation.
The scenes shift with cinematic ease: a conversation that begins in Brian's bedroom might end seamlessly in Strawson's office.
On his Current TV chat show this week, our Lieutenant Governor took part in an enlightening conversation with cinematic auteur Oliver Stone about where we might find the stankiest buds on the face of God's green earth.
There were stage directions, too — "cinematic comment," in VADA-speak: "This is NOT casual conversation"; "This is a fairly intimate conversation.
Cinematic father, the Lucian character, exists only in conversation as the financial supporter of the wandering tribe.
But to judge from the public conversation, not to mention the popular cinematic imagination, the end of the cold war was synonymous with the end of the nuclear age.
They issue instructions about what cinematic terms you may, and may not, use in conversation with him.
While this is hardly news, Ms. Reingold and Ms. Robinson dispense this world view with attractive blitheness, overlapping conversations and intersecting monologues and dialogues with cinematic ease.
Blending film clips, performance footage and archive interviews with theatrically staged contemporary conversations, Oil City Confidential is a thrillingly cinematic, often heartbreaking account of friendships forged and lost in the muddy wash of the so-called "Thames Delta".
