Sentence examples for point of dialogue from inspiring English sources

And with a matter-of-factness that felt subversive, Mr. Demme cast the bride and groom as an interracial couple, without making race a point of dialogue.

The efforts of the UN, which has just brought the two rival governments there to the point of dialogue, must be reinforced.

But that's not the point of dialogue.

Odinga insists that the flawed election must be one of the main points of dialogue, but since Annan's arrival the government has placed advertisements in local newspapers insisting that Kenyans must accept that Kibaki is the rightful president.

We've lost the art of where we think we should have points of dialogue with President Putin.

In spite of these and similar points of dialogue, it is in the wake of Martin Luther's sola scriptura that we see the dawn of a genuinely modern hermeneutics.

The point of interfaith dialogue is to learn something.

We discuss "the elements of craft" – characterisation, plot, point of view, dialogue, detail, setting, style, and so forth – as if they were separable, as if you could disentangle them one from another.

I will therefore claim that the ELSA community had not been institutionalised at the point of the dialogue conference.

The point of the dialogue, on this view, is to help the discerning reader see the forms for what they really are, transcendent beings that should be accessed by reason rather than with the help of categories drawn from sense experience.

It was already stated that the point of using dialogues to give a semantics to intuitionistic logic: the SR-1i rule amounts to requiring of P that at any stage of the game he is able to provide grounds for his assertions without having to rely on later concessions of O (i.e., attacks against a negation or a conditional).