But Higgins's most notable achievement in dialogue is harder to excerpt, because it works mostly through dogged accumulation.
Ms. Argerich is an unpredictable pianist, but the performance was also notable for the dialogue and balance between soloist and ensemble, who seemed to understand each other perfectly.
It was, however, as a screenwriter, usually of adaptations of plays or novels, that Stewart achieved his most enduring success; his screenplays were notable for witty dialogue and for their fidelity to the original work.
A man who insisted that his prose style was achieved by leaving out what fancier writers left in was notable in his dialogue for putting in the things that many novelists left out: the hesitations, repetitions, sawn-off phrases.
As Gertrude, Allen gives the Queen's dialogue notable pear-shaped tones, but while at that does capture the lady's growing horror and shame.
Among Gregoras's other notable works are philosophical dialogues against the Sophists, studies in astronomy, a commentary on the Almagest of the 2nd-century astronomer Ptolemy, eulogies for several emperors, and a proposal for calendar reform that anticipated Pope Gregory XIII's revision of 1582.
In the UK, however, for the most part there is a notable lack of ongoing dialogue – constructive or otherwise – in the public sphere about such issues.
Whedon is notable for his signature dialogue, which features dry self-referential humor and heavy emphasis on subtext.
The Japanese actors declaim corny English dialogue with a notable lack of conviction.
The film, notable for its cast, crisp dialogue, and dramatic cinematography, was Huston's directorial debut.
