Sentence examples for dialogue part from inspiring English sources

It is part opera, part dialogue, part soliloquy, sprung from a book that spans continents.

A lot of my input is very physical, slapstick stuff – but the dialogue part is quite tough".

Fitzgerald worked at being a screenwriter, but he did not understand that a movie is part dialogue, part visualization -- sometimes with minimal dialogue, sometimes with none at all.

The draw was "Island Night," a 12-hour, 8-mile ramble described by its sponsor, the arts group Elastic City, as "part philosophic dialogue, part poetic reverie, part nature walk" and "an extended meditation on the present".

The "Sendai Dialogue," part of the 2012 International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group Annual Meetings in Japan, is designed to highlight lessons learned from the March 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami that caused a human and nuclear disaster.

But that is, at best, the dialogue part.

But Hume never identified himself as an atheist, though he had opportunity in the atheist circles he frequented in Paris, and his Dialogues on Natural Religion end with the sentiment that 'to be a philosophical skeptic is, in a man of letters, the first and most essential step towards being a sound, believing Christian' (Dialogues, part XII, penultimate paragraph).

Most songs began with an improvisatory dialogue -- part echo, part debate -- between Mr. Maal's clarion tenor and a single instrument.

The argument from design is discussed by Hume in Section XI of the first Enquiry and, at greater length, in the Dialogues (Parts II-VIII, XII).

It plays a prominent role in Hume's political economy when he rejects Mercantilism and, more important for our present purposes, in his criticism of the use of analogy in the Newtonian argument from Design (see EHU XI, and Dialogues Parts V-VII).

The cast consists of professional actors and standup comics, the dialogue is part-scripted, part-ad-libbed, and the overall effect is weirdly postmodern and surprisingly successful.