Sentence examples for dialogue conveyed from inspiring English sources

And what skills he has get lost amid the computer screens, the offstage bleeps, the dialogue conveyed via cell phone — and all the other tricked-up aspects of this production.

Before the opera begins, Mr. Marthaler adds an amusing silent dialogue — conveyed by projected titles — between two women who smoke cigarettes in a glassed-in enclosure while discussing the opera's subject of eternal life.

A few simple lines of dialogue convey multitudes about how close and caring people can be, yet still get each other wrong.

Po Bronson's Rule of Writing Dialogue: "Dialogue conveys character, not information".

Their dialogue conveys the reason for inequity in healthcare services: M: Some retired cadres stay in the hospital for a long time.

Meanwhile the lingering frames and loose dialogue conveys a fly-on-the-wall intimacy, and the fluid choreography as the skaters surf the streets renders their movements in elegant, sun-flared slo-mo.

Visel says that the use of dashes for dialogue "conveys the sense of conversation set within the flow of memory" and "is congruent with the sense of Rosa speaking essentially to herself, speakers and listeners in her conversations being dead or unreachable".

The education program was designed as a structured dialogue conveying information about pathophysiology, pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment of GERD, patients' rights and use of healthcare.

He argues that the dialogues convey the nature of such activities to us, both in their form and their content.

Some of the dramatic sequences of this film, with their posed, tenderly expressive dramatic dialogue (here conveyed in title cards), could fit recognizably into his later work.

Physical work is in itself an act of communication: Rose uses their dialogue to convey the very body-language that subsumes it.