Sentence examples for odd dialogue from inspiring English sources

There is certainly this odd dialogue.

Occasionally Mr. Erwitt's unlikely juxtapositions present an odd dialogue, and often a pun.

Mr Daley's odd dialogue with reporters (one calls him "the Jackson Pollock of the English language") grew strained as scandals felled allies but never reached the mayor himself.

I went outside to consider where, if anywhere, the truth might lie in this allegation, only to find two men smoking in the midst of an equally odd dialogue.

Oskar's voice is a writer's virtuoso construction, and Foer combines it with the voice of Oskar's grandfather, photographs of falling bodies, odd dialogues, lists of numbers, garbled paragraphs, nearly blank pages, and many other typographical adventures.

The book's distinguished ancestry originates in Plato; some passages resemble the philosopher's odder dialogues, minus the rational presence of Socrates.

But there is something odd about this dialogue.

This time around, with Caesar delivering more than the odd word of dialogue, it will be even harder to argue that the arrival of a new era is upon us.

Pedersen's performance is essentially a physical one: he has only 20-odd lines of dialogue in the whole film, most delivered with a bitter snarl through a haze of cigarette smoke.

Sure, you might miss out on the odd garbled line of dialogue here or there, but so what?

In 2010 David Gill, the then chief executive who had initially opposed the takeover but later defended his new employers with the zeal of the converted, said it would be "odd" to have a dialogue with fans he saw as being "at war with the club".