Dialogue propels the "Lalita Variations" (1984), although here individual instruments, rather than groups, are the participants, making their arguments in a series of compact cadenzas distributed through the second half of the piece.
On-the-nose dialogue propels its lessons in self-respect.
Walküre is an opera of narrations and dialogues; propelled by Richard Armstrong's direct and confident shaping of the score in the pit, these are given immense, concentrated force.
That shift in political dialogue has been propelled here by Gov. Dave Heineman — even before it was a national issue.
Purdy's short stories are often brief and propelled by dialogue rich with the quirks and profanities of the American vernacular ("You're funning!" says one woman in "About Jessie Mae," which ran in the New Yorker in 1957).
With a number of scenes propelled by dialogue-free moments, sound plays a significant part in "Drive," directed by Nicolas Winding Refn.
His work was redolent of artistic seriousness but nonetheless intended to entertain, and he often spoke in interviews about the need for dialogue to help propel a story and not simply to explore ideas.
Unlike last year's mostly dialogue-free "All Is Lost," which was propelled by gripping set pieces, mounting complications, a vast setting and Robert Redford, "Canopy" never becomes urgent or involving enough, even when tragedy looms.
Propelled largely by its stripped-down dialogue, Thin-Ice Skater achieves a degree of stylisation often found in novelists of Storey's intellect and seniority.
See it in action in the video above the user focuses the phone's camera on the character, and the program fills in dialogue and scenery to propel a storyline forward.
Note how the dialogue is working to propel the story forward and how the scene transitions are working.
