Sentence examples for fine dialogue from inspiring English sources

The hitch--it surfaces, unfortunately early--is that, though Gibson knows how to write mighty fine dialogue and often does, she has it spewing from two thoroughly unappealing, unengaging central characters.

There is some really fine dialogue on this show sometimes and this week Reco, the willowy tall queer from Chattanooga, mutters "it's so substitute schoolteacher" about Andrew's design when Isaac and Kelly come in to make their rounds a la Tim Gunn.

It is fitting that his final and finest dialogue should be set in Florence and be written in the clear Tuscan prose he had helped to regularize and refine.

He added that the staging and animation of the scene in which Homer tries to apologize to Burns "will remain engraved in your memory in the same way as some of the series finest dialogue can".

We Need New Names introduces a young writer with a fine ear for dialogue.

Ms. Hutchinson makes a few missteps, but has a fine ear for dialogue.

She had a fine ear for dialogue, but her plays could be a bit cute and awkwardly autobiographical.

He writes crisp, punchy sentences and has a fine ear for dialogue, especially of the masculine, in-joke variety.

Akhtar has a splendid command of structure, a fine ear for dialogue, and some personal experience with provocative novels ("American Dervish").

Remaining problems: Unless Kanata and Hamill were both truly awful (and both sound fine in the dialogue we have heard) this just makes no sense.

There was also a fine sense of dialogue between the piano line, which Mr. Barenboim played gracefully, and the orchestral music in which it is nestled.