Sentence examples for perpetual dialogue from inspiring English sources
Some Vatican officials have already indicated exasperation with the nuns' insistence on perpetual dialogue.
"There's this perpetual dialogue between temporal things and the kind of standing where a human being realises the divine.
But in both, it's hard not to feel that man's loftiest impulses and his most brutal ones are in perpetual dialogue.
This exercise helps us tune into the perpetual dialogue that takes place in our mind and record it...so we can modify it.
Distance made their conversation inaudible to me, but their perpetual dialogue, laughter and playful animation revealed the warmth and depth of their feelings for each other.
It can actually be kind of hard to even keep up with all of the versions of our bodies, but I imagine that we walk around with all of those versions interacting all the time -- our many bodies in perpetual dialogue.
But who's to say what will happen?" To be a drug addict is to engage in a perpetual internal dialogue about whether you truly have a problem, whether you really belong in treatment.
But the perpetual corny innuendo of the rather flat dialogue, Ms. Muz's air of artificial innocence, and Mr. Fraser's wry delivery means that he never appears particularly threatening.
Bitch princess Blair Waldorf, meanwhile, is more tart tongued than ever - so tart, in fact, that the dialogue given to actress Leighton Meester must have network censors in a state of perpetual pucker.
Luce's waspish dialogue, which relentlessly punctures the self-delusions of her delightfully and variously odious women, may account for the perpetual popularity of her 1936 play (and the 1939 George Cukor film based on it, which stars a Who's Who of 1930s actresses: Joan Crawford, Norma Shearer, Paulette Goddard — you name her, she's in it).
