Sentence examples for dialogues which from inspiring English sources

Petersburg Dialogues," which, in voluptuous French, offered a profoundly grim view of human nature.

Typically, this takes place in more or less formalised hermeneutic "dialogues" which strive to reconcile inconsistent valuative positions.

Dr. Mitchell was the founding editor of the journal Psychoanalytic Dialogues, which fostered exchanges among psychoanalysts from disparate schools.

He sustains that through holding together multiple dialogues which hold together a plural self (Burkitt, 2008; Hermans, 2012).

The next of the dialogues, which are being organised by the St Paul's Institute, takes place next Wednesday; its title: Is there an alternative to global capitalism?

Years later, in his first philosophy class at Syracuse University, Mr. Gross noticed a woman carrying a copy of Plato's "Dialogues," which had been out when he checked the library's shelves.

Quotes the dialogue which ends in frustration.

This is the dialogue which we have undertaken with him.

It also absorbs a security-focused forum called the Senior Dialogue which began in 2005.

The plot was flimsy, a mere frame for the dialogue, which was itself frequently improvised.

Mr. Marra's humor floats most freely in his dialogue, which is both acidic and surreal.