Sentence examples for conscious dialogue from inspiring English sources

Even beyond the so-called genre sculpture, a closer look at Hellenistic artistic production reveals that Hellenistic sculptors placed themselves in an eclectic and very conscious dialogue with the achievements of the past in which neither slavish acceptance nor absolute rejection of the Classical and Late Classical art played a role.

For such people the motivation to learn and develop the skills inherent in conscious dialogue is minimal or even non-existent, since such an outcome seems like a fantasy, rather than a reality.

The purposeful engagement I am proposing is an important conscious dialogue between media and health decision-makers to clarify their shared visions and objectives which should result in the declaration of ethical stances and long term common commitments to the health well-being of people.

She's still a writer, he's still a master of Wall Street, and the real-world knocks that their professions have taken barely register outside an occasional pasted-in line of recession-conscious dialogue.

(The bifurcated "Kill Bill" is really one film.) In many respects it looks and, as important, sounds like a typical Tarantino production with its showboating performances, encyclopedic movie references and streams of self-conscious dialogue.

The self-conscious dialogue resembles a history lesson collated for the benefit of the western reader, and everything is ponderously "like" something else, so it takes twice as long: "We were like two moths around a candle, circling closer and closer to the flames, waiting to see whose wings would catch fire first".

Whedon included self-conscious dialogue and references about the characters being in a musical and showed their reluctance toward song and dance, so that the audience would feel more comfortable with the improbability of such a thing happening on the show.

The friendship between the two writers was, from the start, a self-conscious literary dialogue.

Cynthia Lee danced and spoke her own punning "Ruddha (Rude, Huh?)," an excessively artful essay in self-conscious postmodern dialogue with Kathak tradition.

At first she seems all too conscious of the dialogue's rhymes, but she makes up for that with a bold characterization and some gut-felt physical comedy.

Later Blue is called upon to make that ultimate sacrifice when his foster father, a gray-wigged Ricardo Montalban, attempts vengeance on the Texans.Much of the dialogue even that spoken by the Texans has the self-conscious ring of dialogue translated from the Spanish.