Sentence examples for dialogue created from inspiring English sources

The musical excerpts were interspersed with English dialogue created by Lawrence Rosenwald.

Sleep No More, Punchdrunk's take on Macbeth in which cast and audience mingle, and which contains no dialogue, created an unexpected sensation in New York.

Mr. Carter's preoccupation with musical personality and dialogue created a luminous sequence of virtuoso pieces that managed to seem simultaneously playful and devout.

Instead of the stylized rapid-fire dialogue created by Mr. Sorkin for White House figures on the edge of personal or political crises, the series turned contrived and convoluted, critics said.

The theorbo player Hank Heijink and the gamba player Sarah Cunningham offered soulful, elegantly wrought interpretations of three selections from Marais's Pièces de Viole, Book 5, although sometimes you had to lean in to hear the intimate dialogue created by such soft-spoken instruments.

Simon hired novelists as screenwriters and this strategy – combined with an indulgence from HBO to ignore traditional TV rules on the immediate comprehensibility of plots and dialogue – created a drama with a depth and complexity which few novels, never mind TV series, have achieved.

This enables and allows for authentic engagement and a two-way dialogue, creating grassroots support for a social mission.

Mr Jonathan must balance his robust military campaign with efforts to open dialogue, create jobs and rebuild battered towns like Maiduguri, where fear and mistrust prevail.

Will the addition of this dialogue create an intriguing subtext or simply become fodder for psycho-babble from the broadcast booth and, worse, turn players into puppets?

Above all, he was already detaching the image from dialogue, creating images that weren't merely illustrative but highly expressive; his sense of visual storytelling was based on an intensity of rhetorical inflection.

To foster an ongoing dialogue, create a loop.