Sentence examples for polite dialogue from inspiring English sources

Initially, a polite dialogue unfolded between trumpet and percussion, whose glissandos and flourishes underpinned the gentle interjections from the balcony.

In polite dialogue, one mentioned that Kennedy and King have something more than idealism in common: an ugly legacy of assassination.

Two of the bitterest perennial enemies in the war and peace in Northern Ireland spoke directly to each other for the first time today in a brief polite dialogue aimed at furthering the peace effort.

Current civil rights issues including the New York police practice of stop and frisk, recently declared unconstitutional; sexuality and slavery; Hollywood's version of American history; and the themes of Obama-era cinema were among the topics of the sharp but polite dialogue.

Indeed, together with you we believe that we need to move beyond "a polite ecumenical dialogue between selected religious leaders" and work diligently together to reshape relations between our communities and our nations so that they genuinely reflect our common love for God and for one another.

The picture that accompanies the article says it all: These are respectful young people, polite, diverse, dialoguing, posting, and, apparently, effective.

"I'm trying to use Twitter as a way to communicate with all sorts of people from all over the political spectrum, as a place for feedback, polite argument, and dialogue.

Far from being banished from polite or public dialogue, their discourse markers should mark our own — they should be imported as a sign of a meticulous grasp of the truth that there is no settled truth, that all narration is subjective, that every account must always be qualified.

Far from being banished from polite or public dialogue, their discourse markers should mark our own they should be imported as a sign of a meticulous grasp of the truth that there is no settled truth, that all narration is subjective, that every account must always be qualified.

It is part of a plan by British diplomats to develop a more polite and practical dialogue with an important world player, while trying to ignore the elephant in the room.

This dialogue sounds too polite to ever appear in an American cop show: Harry, to a woman whose son is a murder suspect: "As soon as I hear from you, I will come and pick him up and then some police will come and search your house".