In Saramago's case, his embedding the dialogue almost invisibly in the expository prose must indicate a sense of his characters' speech merging with their thoughts and impressions, which in turn merge with the author's flowing voice, as overbearing and possessive, in its way, as that of a moralizing Victorian.
Embedded in the dialogue are a myriad references to Richard II and his uneasy crown, to Hamlet (there is a spectacular royal haunting), to the earlier rackety Prince Hal.
But Philip Mote, a climatologist at Oregon State University who was mentored by Solomon, helped Lewis authenticate the science embedded in her dialogue, insuring that, for example, Halsted accurately explains the particular effects of the Antarctic cold and topography on ozone depletion.
To see how such characterization theorems can be proved, observe that the states of the game as described in the particle rules correspond exactly to the tableau rules for the same connectives when embedded in a dialogue.
According to Plutarch, Plato had reached such conclusions in his dialogues, which can be identified as Plato's doctrines and yet he still preserved the spirit of unceasing inquiry, embedded in the dialogue form itself, by not holding them in a way which closed off reconsideration and further inquiry.
Also, a medication check is embedded in this intensified dialogue.
The delicate rhymes and cadences embedded in the songs and dialogue carry you along, as does the ceaseless but never busy movement of set and cast.
In almost every region of India, dialogue has been embedded in Hinduism through texts, doctrines, histories, rituals, ceremonies and in architecture and art.
Embedded in the often ingeniously nonsensical dialogue is deliciously twisted commentary on obesity, age denial, emotional repression, grief counseling, menopause, jury selection, bureaucratic idiocy and cougar-ing.
