Sentence examples for convincing dialogue from inspiring English sources

How can you enrich scenes from the past with telling and convincing dialogue.

Our World War has the more traditional components of good drama, too – terrific performances, a strong script, convincing dialogue.

Her talent lies in an evocative, accurate observation of a distinctive milieu and in the lively, convincing dialogue she creates for her characters.

The challenge in producing a movie like this is to find enough conventional movie elements — suspense, realistic characters, convincing dialogue — without selling out the scriptural source.

I'd never been on a writing course and I quickly realised that creating plots, characters and convincing dialogue was far more difficult than it looked.

Mr. Willimon writes convincing dialogue in the statistic-laden, obscenity-peppered argot of his campaign workers and the reporters they try to manipulate.

Living our lives of faith or motivation with enthusiasm and excitement, convincing other, dialoguing with each other about important moral issues of the day... PENCE: Because there are... KAINE:... but on fundamental issues of morality, we should let women make their own decisions.

After two days of prickly confrontations with critics at Columbia University and the United Nations, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran held a friendly, even warm, exchange yesterday with Christian leaders from the United States and Canada convinced that dialogue is the only way to prevent war.

This way, you'll notice clumsy repetitions, nonsensical sentences, accidental rhyming or a phrase that's difficult to get your tongue round, and you'll get a sense of whether or not your dialogue sounds convincing.

Through often hilarious dialogue, as convincing on the subject of Wat Tyler as it was on Strictly Come Dancing, Eldridge painted a picture of a family that had moved from the East End to Essex, detailing what they had gained and lost along the way, particularly during two recessions – the current one and that of the early 90s, revisited in the final act.

Line by line, Ms. Iizuka does not always convince with her dialogue, which aims at offhanded contemporary snap but is often a bit stilted.