Sentence examples for live dialogue from inspiring English sources

The music for "Valley Cottage" includes both live dialogue and some taped speech.

This is not a world in which I wish to live". Dialogue is implied, especially between the protagonist and her psychiatrist, yet no characters are specified, and no dramatic cues given.

When the Whitney launched its first site five years ago, the director, David A. Ross (now at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art), set up a curatorial "chatline" of his own, where one day a week he joined a live dialogue with his curators and the public about critical issues, raising "chat" to the level of serious content.

If not, do the dialogues escape the critique altogether, or meet it in part (being inferior to "live" dialogue, but not liable to the full force of Socrates' criticisms)?

There is nowhere else online where this live dialogue exists so efficiently and effectively.

In addition the app keeps a live dialogue between the festival and fan through social media updates and real time and contextual notifications from the event producers.

He thought he was more present than ever in his Princeton students' lives ("they see me on their laptops, they see me at the live dialogues, they get emails from me a lot more often"), but the student evaluations at the course's end were "very mixed," to which Adelman was unaccustomed.

The latest evidence: MySpace and MTV are teaming up to webcast a series of live "dialogues" between leading presidential candidates and young voters.

They see in the Greek canon not crusty dogma, but living dialogue.

Attention will also be given to innerlife, language, atmosphere on stage, creating living dialogue, and examining the sources to be used in writing, etc.

By regarding language as primarily a living dialogue between persons, Judaism does not lose sight of its communicative function for the sake of thought.