Sentence examples for keen dialogue from inspiring English sources

Ideal audience: adults who appreciate keen dialogue, snappy satire, fast cars and shootouts.

With his keen dialogue and evocative depictions of violence, Tarantino forged a strong cult followings almost immediately.

Penelope Lively: I'm very keen on dialogue as a way of defining character, so I often find that the notebooks fill up with passages of dialogue between a couple of characters who at that stage will be called A and B or X and Y; they haven't even got names.

Mr Veltroni says he is keen on "dialogue".

Modi told his Pakistani counterpart how he was keen for dialogue but "circumstances" did not allow him.

At Beyond Jobs we are now keen to dialogue with technology majors who have the track record to take our type of systems and all the learning to vast scale.

One reason America is so keen on military dialogue, for example, is that the army is playing a bigger role.

Islamabad is also keen to restore dialogue with India, suspended after the Mumbai attacks, a move that would allow Pakistan to focus on combating internal threats.

If "Please Don't Come Back From the Moon" wasn't an unqualified success, it did showcase Bakopoulos's strengths: an unpretentious and versatile prose style, a keen ear for dialogue and a willingness to openly engage those workaday emotions often regarded as insufficiently complex for contemporary literature.

Despite her popularity in England, attributable in part to her keen ear for dialogue and her sensitivity to the fragile hopes of youths in working-class communities, until now only one of her five plays had been produced in New York: "How Love Is Spelt" was performed as part of the Summer Play Festival in Manhattan in 2005.

His ear for dialogue is keen, and his language is often sharp and unique.