Sentence examples for dialogue called from inspiring English sources
In the dialogue called "Phaedrus," the soul is likened to a charioteer who must reconcile two horses, one white and well behaved (the rational and moral impulses), the other scruffy and ill-bred (the passions).
Peter Hakim, president of the Inter-American Dialogue, called the military's report "an attempt to put a gloss on a very ugly situation" that was more accurately described in other, impartial reports.
Prince Ghazi, a Western-educated scholar who has helped foster a Vatican-Muslim dialogue called the Common Word initiative, praised Benedict for "a reign marked by the moral courage to do and speak your conscience, no matter what the vogue of the day".
Aristotle's reference to a dialogue called simply the Hippias is plainly to the Hippias Minor (Metaphysics 1025a6 13).
Europe has been working with the two autocracies to halt migration since at least 2014, through a regional dialogue called the Khartoum Process.
And just two months ago, Phil Neisser and I were invited to participate in Public Conversations' annual celebration of dialogue called "Nourish".
They begin again, but then the dialogue calls for Isabelle to ask Russell inside.
On Sunday, North Korea rebuffed a South Korean proposal for dialogue, calling it "empty" and a "cunning trick".
The national dialogue calls for further revision of the curriculum to promote the values of tolerance and moderation.But purging textbooks of all incitement will be hard.
That British accent is so handy when the dialogue calls for disdain.
IGN felt it "surprising the game was included as a mere bonus" and GamePro praised the dialogue, calling it "clever and genuinely funny in ways that few other games are".
