Sentence examples for poignant dialogue from inspiring English sources

Their high jinks are a counterpoint to Haidle's shrewdly innocent, poignant dialogue.

"Everybody" is more of the same: plain, unobtrusive melodies seemingly meant to seep into the cracks around poignant dialogue moments.

There was a poignant dialogue between a solo oboist on one side of the stage and a bassoonist on the other who faced each other and created billowing ribbons of sound across space.

Whatever description occurs in ballads is brief and conventional; transitions between scenes are abrupt and time shifts are only vaguely indicated; crucial events and emotions are conveyed in crisp, poignant dialogue.

The gripping plot features international intrigue and kidnappings but there are also memorable characters, poignant dialogue and more cerebral satisfactions – such as Karen's hilarious and touching explanation of her preference for Darwin over Descartes.

"She had a fish-net shirt on without a bra, and it was the kind of fish-net you use to catch tuna, so I'm looking at Franny's tits throughout this poignant dialogue.

"Throughout all of this, I think the most important thing that has come out of this is a very poignant, thoughtful dialogue," said head coach Erik Spoelstra after his team lost to the Philadelphia 76ers.

"7 Women" replaces that film's glorious nation-building with mere survival; its very subject is life and death, and its prime subplots, of pregnancy and disease, starkly reducing the subject of the film to the biological (and one of the film's most poignant lines of dialogue — I won't spoil the source — is "I'm alive").

"7 Women" replaces that film's glorious nation-building with mere survival; its very subject is life and death, and its prime subplots, of pregnancy and disease, starkly reducing the subject of the film to the biological (and one of the film's most poignant lines of dialogue—I won't spoil the source is "I'm alive").

Those poignant bits of dialogue sum up the rebellious spirit in this rousing and sometimes powerful historical drama.

The dialogue is poignant and bizarre at the same time, and the scene culminates with Mr. Hoffman and Ms. Tomlin weeping simultaneously and loudly.