Sentence examples similar to dialogue echo from inspiring English sources

The dialogue echoing out of the TV sounds more relaxed than what is being said by the characters.

The dialogue echoes the conversation 20 years ago when another incumbent president fighting for his job was reluctant to involve American forces in a far-off killing field while his opponent criticized his lack of leadership.

Best known as a playwright, Mr. Mamet brings a businesslike terseness -- and pointed, reiterative superstructure -- to his dialogue, echoing the no-nonsense machismo of Mr. Friedkin and Mr. Mann; it's as if, for these men, verbiage is packed with lead weight, so that meanings don't escape the earth's gravitational pull.

Yet that orderly is actually the secret hero of the movie, and it's worth paying attention to another dialogue-echo, which occurs in a remark that the orderly makes to Amy — a remark that later throws the entire movie, and Amy's sense of guilt and anguish, into an entirely different and quietly shattering perspective.

Yet that orderly is actually the secret hero of the movie, and it's worth paying attention to another dialogue-echo, which occurs in a remark that the orderly makes to Amy a remark that later throws the entire movie, and Amy's sense of guilt and anguish, into an entirely different and quietly shattering perspective.

The dialogue-echoes as Bran strips the Tardis console, date all the way back to Susan's speech from the very first episode, An Unearthly Child.

I had excellent teachers, who called me out on bad habits that had developed unchecked for years ("No echoing dialogue". "No echoing dialogue?" "No, no echoing dialogue").

Luke recites, verbatim, lines of dialogue that echo things Gibbons says in the documentary.

Unable to filter present from past, dialogue from echo, his multiple narrators bring us with them as they eddy through the dark backwaters of a lost half-century.

He is hyperactive, weirdly over-articulate, neurotically witty, flutteringly on the verge of a breakdown or anxiety attack, yammering out dialogue with echoes of Mamet or Orton.

Filardi was guilty of a dialogue which "echoes with cliches, while contrived plotting put characters into situations that may be true, but they feel corny and movie-like".