Sentence examples for cunning dialogue from inspiring English sources
At his best, Marber, the author of "Dealer's Choice" and "Closer," among other plays, writes muscular, cunning dialogue.
Push Up - an attack on corporate life enacted in a sequence of cunning dialogues - suggests it's a rehearsal for a larger work.
Beneath the fireworks of his pitch-perfect dialogue and the cunning of his storytelling, Guirgis, it seems to me, is trying to say something about spirituality.
On Sunday, North Korea rebuffed a South Korean proposal for dialogue, calling it "empty" and a "cunning trick".
Snatches of handwritten dialogue, pop-up hillside houses and green snakes in Sheril Cunning's "Whose Land Is This Anyway?" are too cute and childish to work as an anti-development statement.
As she makes her way through the streets and subways of New York, she carries on an interior dialogue between Florence, her old persona, and her new one, a cunning being, unloved and unloving, freed from the constraints of middle-class propriety.
The Greek Orthodox Church, which withdrew from all efforts at dialogue with the Vatican in 1989 and has denounced the Roman church as "cunning" and "heretical," is one of the most conservative.
Franny Roote, the cunning sociopath and maniacal wordsmith who had Hill's Yorkshire coppers Andy Dalziel and Peter Pascoe tied up in mental knots in "Dialogues," is out of prison and on his way to a shining academic career at Cambridge.
