Sentence examples for dialogue calls from inspiring English sources
They begin again, but then the dialogue calls for Isabelle to ask Russell inside.
At times, though, the dialogue calls for a bucket of water.
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.
Cubans know that what the Cuban-American analyst Marifeli Pérez-Stable of the Inter-American Dialogue calls Cuba's "long century" — the turbulent period that began with the wars of independence from Spain in the mid-19th century and continues today — has brought little peace.
That British accent is so handy when the dialogue calls for disdain.
Auburn Theological Seminary, an institution affiliated with the Presbyterian Church but dedicated to interfaith work (and where my team with the Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue calls home) is a prominent example of an interfaith organization that spends significant resources cultivating female religious leaders.
On Sunday, North Korea rebuffed a South Korean proposal for dialogue, calling it "empty" and a "cunning trick".
The Islamist Coalition (IC) in Egypt welcomed the results of community dialogue called for by President Mohamed Morsi.
No surprise, then, that the NSF's Mohamed ElBaradei so quickly dismissed Morsi's dialogue call as "unserious".
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).
The regime participates in this game by creating its own "dialogue", calling for stability and pretending to reform while continuing to raise the spectre of violence, civil war, sectarianism, external intervention and partition.
