Sentence examples similar to orchestrated dialogue from inspiring English sources

For example, in the paragraph below, she was able to orchestrate a dialogue (Bakhtin, 1981) between three theorists, paraphrasing their opinions with fairly neutral verbs suggests and advocates, such that the audience can read and judge the ideas on their own, which Hu and Wang (2014) describe as an employment of "attitude-free" verbs (p. 21).

Ngombet, one of the coordinators of the Sassoufit collective, said his group has helped orchestrate the dialogue on social media, while working alongside various other youth organizations and movements participating in the protests.

The rest of the film sticks to the same aesthetic: all running and crunching, every line of dialogue orchestrated to within an inch of its life.

The directorial touches -- a door's timely slamming to punctuate the end of a conversation, a motor running in the garage -- are infrequent and beautifully orchestrated, giving the silence that surrounds the dialogue in the Potter kitchen a powerful and subtle resonance.

The music is neither symphonic nor dramatic but a sparsely orchestrated, cantata-like setting of three excerpts from Plato's dialogues.

Composed of unidentified film clips, snatches of dialogue, glimpses of painting, passages of classical music, quotations of works of literature and art criticism, all orchestrated into thematic clusters and provocative contradictions, "Histoire(s)" is by nature an open-ended, unstable work that even its author would be unable (and certainly unwilling) to explain.

"It was orchestrated, methodical".

Other impresarios orchestrated it.

Other events were carefully orchestrated.

It orchestrated a private purgatory.

"Now, that's not orchestrated".