Sentence examples similar to dialogue proficiency from inspiring English sources

The voice coach responsible for instructing Holden and Nicholas Lea in their Russian dialogue tested their proficiency by asking them to speak to Russian-speaking friends of his over the telephone.

He offered to take it to her apartment and -- claiming proficiency in Korean -- to translate the dialogue for her as well.

Participatory budgeting breaks down traditional barriers to civic life – such as youth, income status, English-language proficiency and documentation status – resulting in a civic dialogue that is truly inclusive and representative of the diversity of this city.

For Ms. Satter's "Seagull," which dissolves the barriers between Chekhov's characters and the actresses who play them, familiar lines of dialogue are redistributed among the cast and then recited with varying degrees of proficiency.

Typically this dialogue generated a high priority level to patients who were unaccompanied, had limited English proficiency, were especially distressed or cognitively impaired, or who simply stated they would like to be considered high priority for their own reasons, disclosed or undisclosed.

English language proficiency is very important in order to benefit and contribute to the program dialogue.

"Working with the Department of Justice, we have done that by opening up our Police Department and holding community meetings, by offering cultural sensitivity training to town employees, by providing language access tools to residents with limited English proficiency and by utilizing the town's Interfaith Faith Council to open up meaningful dialogue with residents about the concerns they have".

As a result, students with higher proficiency levels tended to dominate interactions, while students with lower proficiency levels often struggled to contribute meaningful dialogue.

With proficiency comes progress.

Proficiency engenders confidence.

"That's not proficiency".