Sentence examples for dramatic dialogues from inspiring English sources

The most unerringly truthful dramatic dialogues of the year.

His books are written as dramatic dialogues, with Socrates as their most eloquent protagonist.

They are usually dramatic dialogues in a terse, simple, archaic style that is in decided contrast to the artful poetry of the skalds.

Luzi's later verse, with its dramatic dialogues and ruminations on change, was typified by the collection Nel magma (1963; enlarged 1966; "In the Magma").

His Cancionero (1496; "Songbook") contains pastoral-religious dramatic dialogues in rustic dialect, but he soon turned to secular themes and vivid farce.

Plato's dramatic dialogues engage their readers by portraying characters in conversation, asking questions and testing out philosophical positions rather than insisting dogmatically on particular theories.

They have an anti-talent for dramatic dialogue.

He says it taught him that "dramatic dialogue is inherently different from speech in novels".

There is a whole biography of Diderot written and then fictionalised, as well as vestigial sections of dramatic dialogue.

Its plot must prove truly dramatic; dialogue must not only ring true but reveal character and advance the action.

Along with its dramatic dialogue, "Neither" borrows many devices from cinematography, including freeze frames, slow motion and dissolves.