Sentence examples for dialogue like this from inspiring English sources

Glittering with tiaras – and dialogue like this: Dame Nellie: "This is delicious".

There is more than one dialogue like this in "The Wet and the Dry," and Mr. Osborne generally gives as good as he gets.

"The Buried Giant" has far too much dialogue like this, more Monty Python than William Golding: "Your news overwhelms us, Sir Gawain. . . .

A distaste for the dictionary is what fills pages with dialogue like this awkward passage, from mega-best seller Chetan Bhagat's forthcoming book "Revolution 2020": "Yeah, of course.

There are outrageous outfits, pratfalls, characters who bray and cluck and bark like animals, and dialogue like this: She: "Everyone knows that your wife used to beat you".

It's one of the few ways to tell the zombies from the living -- though with dialogue like this, who's better off?

Because it takes some serious brand identity to get away with dialogue like that, or this: "Midas Mulligan!" a man in a fedora calls out to a passing banker on a shadowy street.

In Russian 101, you get grainy black-and-white photos of concert halls "closed for repairs," and you learn bitter dialogues like this one: Skip to next paragraph Mikhail Lemkhin Elif Batuman THE POSSESSED Adventures With Russian Books and the People Who Read Them By Elif Batuman 293 pp. Farrar, Straus & Giroux.

In an era where dialogues like this are rendered moot because January through June is peppered almost solely with movies that fill four-quadrant quotas and Wes Anderson's version of the sublime?

This is true even during, er, snappy dialogue like the following: "I'm old enough to be your mother".

(The writer credited with dialogue like that is Stephen Gaghan, best known for the screenplays for "Syriana" and "Traffic").