And all within a mere two minutes of dialogue.
The plot was flimsy, a mere frame for the dialogue, which was itself frequently improvised.
Why is it that, when Bennett writes the dialogue, the mere mention of a hanky or a swagger coat or someone refusing to remove their outer garments because "the weather at this time of year can be very treacherous" makes you fall about laughing?
While To Kill a Mockingbird undoubtedly deserves its place in the classroom, English teachers may do well to consider that it is a white author's perspective – and ought to be the mere beginning of a dialogue about race and never the final word.
When seen in that light, all the divertissements and come-hither surface attractions that have long defined this opera to casual observers turn out to be mere ornaments on an extended dialogue between two questing souls who fail to communicate.
Folktales often made complex natural and sociological issues understandable and accessible, with phenomena taking on forms and characteristics that even a mere mortal could have a dialogue with".
If democratic institutions used the new communication technologies as instruments of dialogue, and not for mere propaganda, they would breathe fresh air into their operations.
IGN felt it "surprising the game was included as a mere bonus" and GamePro praised the dialogue, calling it "clever and genuinely funny in ways that few other games are".
Though peppered with the occasional profane joke, the dialogue is often reduced to mere exposition.
Kosminsky, with a mere six hours and 60,000 words of dialogue at his disposal, has pace, flashback and visual impact.
