Sentence examples for form dialogue from inspiring English sources

Cameron Stewart's slightly cartoonish art doesn't explicitly reference David Fincher's notorious film adaptation, but by messing with the established form – dialogue and art get obscured by pills seemingly scattered across the panels as Sebastian's suburban life starts to unravel – it does feel in keeping with that movie's volatile spirit.

The club's two boardroom powers - chairman Karl Oyston and Latvian shareholder Valeri Belokon - have barely uttered a word in anger to each other in the last three years, instead preferring to form dialogue through 'open' messages on the club website.

At the 2010 Golden Reel Awards, the episode was nominated for two categories: Best Sound Editing: Short Form Dialogue and ADR in Television and Best Sound Editing: Short Form Sound Effects and Foley in Television.

This attention to pre-theoretical experience also leads to differences in format and discursive form: dialogues and stories are more suited for appealing to and evoking the kind of pre-theoretical experience that inspires parts of the text.

As governor, he held a weekly press conference whose protocol consisted of a policy or program announcement followed by a free-form dialogue with reporters.

I derive most of my inspiration from musicians whose ideas are not fully formed, dialogues I feel I can follow up on.

And while I haven't spent much time — possibly any time — in museums that feature "living history" exhibits, I imagine the actors would be held to somewhat stricter standards than Gideon and Margie, whose stiff speeches about the lives of their characters soon give way to rambling, free-form dialogues in which personal grievances take precedence over the dissemination of history.

And the ministry's statement on Monday alluded to bilateral talks as "a specific and reserved form of dialogue that can address the current situation".

As he writes, "What is needed is not a requirement that the religiously devout choose a form of dialogue that liberalism accepts, but that liberalism develop a politics that accepts whatever form of dialogue a member of the public offers.

In the case of Mary Frank, her visions form a dialogue between her conscious and unconscious minds.

But neither, on current form, do dialogue, trade and investment, and the carrot of more if only Mr Castro would let go a little.