Sentence examples for convoluted dialogue from inspiring English sources
The score consists of a handful of top-drawer Mozart arias and ensembles, and a lot of convoluted dialogue.
One has to concentrate so hard to take in the convoluted dialogue proffered by DiCaprio, who is so gifted and is normally so natural and believable that it takes away from the artistry he portrayed in films as diverse as The Aviator, The Departed, Blood Diamond and Catch Me If You Can.
The Other Half Lives, by Sophie Hannah (Hodder, £12.99) Hannah combines the baroque pleasures of dizzyingly convoluted plotting with witty dialogue, a rare depth of characterisation and emotional force.
When it came to developing knowing dialogue and convoluted scrapes, Mr. Elsley said, his youthful employees were the gift that kept on giving.
Everything in them is built, from the tortured plot to the carefully prepared slapstick set pieces to the dialogue that is often convoluted to set up a wisecrack; many of the laughs knock on the door before they come in.
This episode was all about giving us glimpses into his life and setting the mood, which it did with freakish visuals, convoluted musical cues, and not a drop of dialogue.
They're always far, far too long, hamstrung by idiotically convoluted plots, defeated by wooden acting and elephantine dialogue, suffused by nauseating levels of sexism, and never as pummellingly exhilarating as they persuade themselves they are.
The checklist of clichés they employ is a long one and includes an old-time setting, convoluted plotting, graphic sexuality and violence, an overwhelmingly bleak view of humanity, and classically trained actors reciting gibberish dialogue.
The nomenclature is convoluted.
