Sentence examples for dialogues both from inspiring English sources

Some readers may find it off-putting that there are quotations from philosophers, theorists and psychoanalysts on almost every page but there is something about the intimacy of Nelson's relationship with these writers that stops it being pretentious and instead imbues the dialogues both with a kind of sensuality and with a vital ethical charge.

Because the number of submissions, dialogues (both single- and multi-level) and prompts seen were not significantly different, we analysed finer-grained measures.

Owen claimed to see in the Timaeus a reassertion of several metaphysical views familiar from the Republic but (on the reading proposed by Owen) subsequently exposed for refutation in these two dialogues, both of which on the orthodox view precede the Timaeus.

The user simulation technique was used to acquire a total of 2000 successful dialogues, both including and not including the prediction module of the mental state in the architecture of the system (i.e. 1000 dialogues using the architecture shown in Figure 1, and 1000 dialogues without including the described mental-state prediction module).

We administered the tool to participants in the four stakeholder dialogues, both immediately following each event (T1) and again two weeks later (T2).

In his dialogues, both this quarrel and the related quarrel between philosophy and rhetoric amount to clashes between comprehensive world-views those of philosophy on the one hand, and of poetry or rhetoric on the other.

In such a dialogue, both sides should be prepared to examine and revise their own assumptions.

Healey has a good ear for dialogue, both in the modern and 1940s sections.

Ordinary Iranians need to be part of the dialogue both inside and outside Iran.

In resuming the dialogue, both sides are expected to focus on other issues.

If not often that you see a play that feels as if it's genuinely thinking out loud, having a dialogue both with itself and the audience at the very moment of its enactment.