Sentence examples for made dialogue from inspiring English sources

Officials said squabbles between the various groups also made dialogue difficult.

Mr. Sharif, who has previously faced accusations of pandering to militants, made dialogue with the Taliban a cornerstone of his campaign in the May general election.

He noted that our efforts at outreach had all been rebuffed by Chavez, and that the lack of any reliable interlocutors made dialogue with Venezuela almost impossible.

Ahmadinejad's election as president in 2005 has not made dialogue any easier, given his taste for provocative statements about the Holocaust and Israel.

The reason is that the Bank has made a huge effort to co-opt them.James Wolfensohn, the Bank's boss, has made "dialogue" with NGOs a central component of the institution's work.

Owing to the advent and popularity of sound, the studio added hastily made dialogue scenes to the latter film without the director's supervision, and the excellence of Murnau's silent sequences was thus compromised.

They are not ready to make dialogue.

"But that only makes dialogue more important".

But the latest developments may make dialogue look more likely.

I HAD to make dialogue scenes feel like movement.

You marvel here at his ability to make dialogue about credit default swaps sound dramatic.