For over five decades WPMMW has successfully established a dialogue instance among European mountain stakeholders and allowed a common vision on best practices to promote sustainable development and enhance resilience in mountain watersheds.
Follow the dialogue, for instance, on a recent Saturday night, when the cousins engaged in a three-way conversation with Josyline, on the first-floor fire escape, and some friends on the street.
Kellaway is able to skimp on the things that flesh out traditional novels — dialogue, for instance; descriptions, too — because we already know this world and the people in it.
The dialogue, for instance, is often pungent and comic and unusual, so good that we can confidently expect the Hollywood version to excise it: "This whole thing is just hell in spectacles, aint it Sheriff".
While the style is avant-garde, a kind of collage, rather than realist (McGregor doesn't like quote marks to denote dialogue, for instance, and his prose dips into a strongly poetic idiom at times), there is a drive to render the direct experience of the characters who populate the street: the "remarkable things" of the novel's title are very much the everyday.
Another room might be devoted to "dialogues" — for instance, a paired display of the optically dazzling works of the Venezuelan kinetic artists Cruz-Díez and Soto, who emerged in the late 1950s.
The hardships and the stark atrocities of the climate, Mehmood and Maqsood tried bringing a chunk of it for the audience to witness with tear-jerking dialogues, an instance of one being, where a soldier talks about preferring a deep freezer for the cold in it would be less than what is experienced out in the open.
In rare instances, dialogue can become harsh, catty and just plain rude -- as when a pack on cruisecritic.com went off on a mother who brought her diapered infant into the adult pool (a "fecal teabag," one visitor called it).
In some instances dialogue throughout the game can be character-to-character specific, depending on the player character's alignment and relationship with the non-player character.
In the dialogue "21-11-12", forevolvinge, revolving around a uniquely uncomfortable discussion of abortion, Doyle manages to hint at a larger and more serious point but in a comically oblique fashion, so that the relieved comment "We're over the hump" is both an amusing gag and a nod to a social issue outside the confines of this slim and entertaining book.
The idea of Hume's argument here and elsewhere in his writings (see for instance Dialogue XII of his Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion, and appendix IV of the second Enquiry) is that theism, or at least theism of the popular sort that conjoined with "superstitious terrors," degrades individual morality, thereby devaluing human existence.
