Sentence examples for dialogue afterwards from inspiring English sources
There are other things where some more restraint would be welcome: I find the flashbacks to Becky's body unnecessary, and the parallels between Kirsten and Becky, both Tommy's victims, so elegantly painted with Catherine's line "I'm not your mum" undone by some heavy-handed dialogue afterwards.
The majority stated that their understanding of a trustful relationship related to consciously trying to establish a respectful and empathetic dialogue, where the patient afterwards would describe the physiotherapist as being engaged and active listening to his suffering.
Greek officials were upbeat afterwards, saying a "dialogue" had begun.
Death on the Fringe is introducing a lecture strand this year, with four academic guest speakers from the world of medicine and palliative care; "death cafés" will be open afterwards, to encourage a more informal dialogue on the issues raised.
Jane Eyre, supposedly writing years afterwards, recalls pages of precise and passionate dialogue with Mr Rochester.
And quickly afterwards, in Bird's opening chunk of dialogue, an extended joke about his nether regions: the imagined dilemma of "stereo cocks".
Afterwards, the churches agreed to form separate commissions for dialogue.
Only afterwards would it be possible to have an Iranian-Israeli dialogue.
"Once we cannot achieve a serious or meaningful dialogue among all the factions, perhaps we can resort to other means afterwards," said Abdel Aziz, who was at a Cairo conference for regional foreign ministers about the future of Libya.
Afterwards, Dan Rather led a panel in a conversation extolling the fundamental need for dialogue, for finding new ways toward peace.
