Sentence examples for dialogue often from inspiring English sources

Its dialogue often has the ring of B-movie melodramas.

His program on the state-run CCTV, "Dialogue," often includes both foreign and Chinese guests.

Dialogue often veers toward sadistic folly with a barbaric logic that takes the breath away.

Many of those characters, male and female, are cartoonish, but the dialogue often transcends characterization.

The dialogue often seems to have no connection whatsoever to everyday speech.

The dialogue often slips into ersatz theme-framing: "A lot of rubbish, making wishes".

The project sponsors dialogues, often in developing countries, on policy issues of concern to these countries.

They all engage in cryptic, epigrammatic dialogues, often funny, stylised and obscure in a Pinter-esque way, about money, sex, power and such matters as where white limos are parked overnight.

The vices criticized in the dialogues often represent a species of mendacity.

It was Woodward, of course, who practically trademarked the omniscient, trust-me approach to inner-circle reporting as he re-created scenes as well as extended dialogues, often without explaining to readers exactly who his sources were.

Origins of life studies and dialogues often conflate the characteristics of origins events under consideration (see Framing section above).