Boethius wrote The Consolation of Philosophy as a prisoner condemned to death for treason, circumstances that are reflected in the themes and concerns of its evocative poetry and dialogue between the prisoner and his mentor, Lady Philosophy.
Mr. McMahon also composed the evocative underscoring for the dialogue.
With his keen dialogue and evocative depictions of violence, Tarantino forged a strong cult followings almost immediately.
There are also moments in which the dialogue is evocative, "My name is Max.
His thoughtful script, with its well-formed characters, memorable dialogue and evocative settings, doesn't paint a rosy Utopian picture of blacks and whites living together in perfect harmony.
Falletta commanded a tight ensemble, convincing in its intertwining dialogues and evocative and urgent as it traversed shifting moods.
He's less interested in strong dialogue than in evocative sentences that could have multiple meanings.
Kelly's dialogue is particularly evocative ("You're not interested in getting old, are you?"), if largely unprintable here, and he is vivid when describing Irish bars filled with "kamikaze boozers" and the workings of a major New York City construction site.
Leigh's usual class divide - salt-of-the-earth geezers v frozen upper classes - is only hinted at, and a world of Worker's Playtime, bread and dripping and one bar of the electric fire to heat a household is evocative and real, like the dialogue, all "You'll catch your death", and "I can't complain".
And – though it may lack the beauty and cultural imprimatur of Gormley's Another Place – the stark magnificence of dozens of gantry cranes, stilled in the sunset, is an evocative rendering of the human dialogue between our natural and manufactured worlds.
