Sentence examples for given the dialogue from inspiring English sources

That is not a persuasive argument at the moment, given the dialogue that the occupiers occasioned, about income inequality and much else, and that our political discourse had been lacking.

In one odd interlude, we are given the dialogue between Mark and a psychiatrist, Dr Forbes, in which our narrator explains that he had found himself seeing women "purely as a means ay satisfying ma sexual urges", and so had thought it "mair honest tae go tae a prostitute... Ah wis quite a moral fucker in these days".

Given the dialogue form, only one conservative position can be expressed, and it is not always clear that Lappe has chosen the strongest alternative.

Dalton Trumbo plays down Fast's sentimentality and gives the dialogue a sharp class war edge.

Maybe he's not imagining that, but his extended metaphor offers a glimpse of the sparing, effective literary touches that give the dialogue a poetic tone.

Other times expressions or symbols of humor, like a smiley face, were removed to give the dialogue a greater sense of gravity.

Characters too often end sentences with one another's names — "I could leave, Annie"; "Don't leave me alone with them, Jake" — which gives the dialogue a soap-opera quality.

There's a stereotypical Frenchness in the story's emphasis on casual sex and in the intellectual elegance of the dialogue about it, and Denis films her actors in confrontational and vulnerable closeups that give the dialogue a life of its own.

They had to hint, suggest, and use hilarious euphemisms, which gives the dialogue an intriguing wryness, subtlety, and complexity.

At any rate, the presentment of an unholy alliance against Kant that Jacobi was unwittingly forging with scholastic metaphysics — his otherwise natural foe — is perhaps the reason for the abrupt, even puzzling, conclusion that he gave the Dialogue.

In Parmenides, the principal interlocutor (not Socrates he is here portrayed as a promising, young philosopher in need of further training but rather the pre-Socratic from Elea who gives the dialogue its name: Parmenides) subjects the forms to withering criticism, and then consents to conduct an inquiry into the nature of oneness that has no overt connection to his critique of the forms.