Sentence examples for ensuing dialogues from inspiring English sources

The first half of the novel, which Mosley spends getting Bennet into his cell in Charles's basement, feels like a fairly flimsy pretense for the ensuing dialogues on evil.

The ensuing dialogue between North and South, however, was short-lived.

Or that a section of the ensuing dialogue is concerned with the sexual fantasies of schoolgirls?

Perhaps he expected that the ensuing dialogue would be akin to a debate over a chunk of code.

Why do you think you ought to be doing this?" The ensuing dialogue, she said, went along the lines of the following: "I thought you wanted to".

The police did suggest some redesign options and submitted a report detailing the history of truck-bomb attacks, according to some with knowledge of the ensuing dialogue.

Research Kyoto, the president's reasons for rejecting the treaty, and the ensuing dialogue around pollution and responsibility on a global level.

Ms. Skloot then recounts the ensuing dialogue in the meeting, as well as the heated debate that flows into other sessions and continues through informal lunches — and six pages of the book.

So the key to success may be whether a company can get attention and attract the interest of investors, then continue the ensuing dialogue in a private forum, similar to the dating services.

For "The Ladies Who Lunch," a great number that will always be owned by Elaine Stritch, and is sung well enough here by Barbara Walsh, Doyle avoids both invidious comparison and showstopping expectation by strategically running the song directly into the ensuing dialogue, thus refusing the audience a chance to respond.

If the scene's ensuing dialogue is salted with phrases (expenditure cap, cost-effectiveness, generic ibuprofen) that seem more suited to an editorial on the health care debate than to an intimate exchange between mournful son and ailing paterfamilias, this might reflect Shriver's journalistic status as a regular contributor to The Guardian of London.