Sentence examples for interior dialogue from inspiring English sources

Beginning with "What did you do today?" the writer engages in an interior dialogue.

Being forced to keep quiet, she has a constant interior dialogue with herself.

Interior dialogue of man trying to make a leap of faith to believe in God.

Capable, sensual and fiercely determined, Mariah engages in an interior dialogue with Jesus throughout the book.

By Donald Barthelme The New Yorker, June 19 , 1978P. 29 Beginning with "What did you do today?" the writer engages in an interior dialogue.

The New Yorker, July 31 , 1978P. 27 Interior dialogue of man trying to make a leap of faith to believe in God.

For one thing, he is as fond of the language of the period as he is of its interior decoration; the dialogue he has written is highly stylized, at times almost to the point of Coen brothers campiness.

Glenda Jackson, in a 1984 five-hour West End revival ("Dynasty dressed up as art" sneered another critic), gave one of her greatest stage performances as Nina, eliding the interior monologues and outer dialogue to make a seamless musicality.

Experimenting with form O'Neill exposed the workings of his characters' psyches by having them speak their thoughts aloud, so that dialogue and interior monologue play in counterpoint, revealing the distance between men and women's words and actions and their darker impulses.

At one point, Selin tells a friend that she doesn't really like Dostoyevsky, but maybe she's more influenced by him than she realizes, in the way she perceives the whole world as a kind of endless comic dialogue of interior and exterior voices.

In telling the shared and separate stories of six anxious individuals, Mr. Lucas has punctuated his dialogue with interior observations from the characters that say what they're really thinking, a device that goes back at least to Eugene O'Neill's "Strange Interlude" (1928) and seldom works very well.