Sentence examples for dialogues though from inspiring English sources

Though Adam is a pompous would-be philosopher fond of engaging in Socratic dialogues, though he's contemptuous of Salthill's ethos of conspicuous consumption, the men in town look up to him as a wise man and kindred soul.

I shall look for connections between our four dialogues, though I do not believe that our chosen texts present a picture of poetry and rhetoric that is altogether unified (indeed, this could not be claimed even of the Republic taken by itself).

In many of his dialogues (though not all), Plato is not only attempting to draw his readers into a discussion, but is also commenting on the social milieu that he is depicting, and criticizing the character and ways of life of his interlocutors.

Two of Wilde's four writings on aesthetics are dialogues: though Wilde had evolved professionally from lecturer to writer, he retained an oral tradition of sorts.

Culture or distance did not significantly influence the content of the dialogues though.

"If you have a tin ear for dialogue, though, it's tough".

The consensus of nearly all modern scholars is that the little dialogue, though too extreme for him to embrace publicly, was another manifestation of his hatred for war and his antipathy toward Julius II as the chief warmonger of his time.

Dialogue, though audible, is largely incomprehensible.

(It's a treasure-trove of risible dialogue, though.

Another case, involving a couple's sexual perversions, relies on some absurd dialogue, though its ending, awful and fascinating, makes it worth watching.

Mr. Sondheim said he has been "rewriting lyrics here and there and rewriting some of the dialogue, though as little as possible since George isn't around".