Sentence examples for implicit dialogue from inspiring English sources

The night I saw "Pelléas et Mélisande," I could almost read the white-on-black text of implicit dialogue ("Unhand me, you beast!") as Dessay silently fought to free herself from a violent, jealous assault by Naouri — although, given that he was pulling her hair and shoving her to the ground, it seemed insensitive of Debussy to have given all the lines to Golaud.

Moreover, he has serious motives for using this method of (implicit) dialogue: (1) Sometimes his motive is simply that when dealing with religiously or politically delicate matters it permits him to state his views but without quite stating them as his own and therefore without inviting trouble.

The three couples in the opening theme section set up implicit dialogues that are rarely sensed when the movement is performed more clinically.

The result is an implicit two-culture dialogue, reflecting Wang's situation.

Ryle suggests that "Attention to this simple point might have saved Cornford from saying that the implicit conclusion of the dialogue is that 'true knowledge has for its objects things of a different order'".

The difficulty arises that forms appear to be implicit even in the dialogues that, by all other criteria, would be considered early (e.g., Euthyphro, cf. Allen 1971).

The actors here don't quite reach the dizzy, bipolar mix of hope and loss, illusion and sudden clarity, implicit in Mr. Rabe's dialogue.

By use of the qualitative research interview technique of thematizing the dialogue as explicit, implicit and constructive conversations about users, these differences are explored.

"The study uncovers a very real problem," she says, "and we need to use the results of this study and studies like this to open up meaningful dialogue and conversations on implicit bias".

When the offer made by the speaker fails to receive uptake, speaker and hearer may shift reflexive levels, from ordinary speech to "discourse"—processes of argumentation and dialogue in which the claims implicit in the speech act are tested for their rational justifiability as true, correct or authentic.

Even tapping frenziedly with a chorus line, she seems to be conducting a happy, quippy dialogue with her fellow dancers, an implicit call-and-response between a perfectly in-sync star and a great ensemble.