Sentence examples for poor dialogue from inspiring English sources
Though with the emphasis on those aspects of the book that the author might have preferred to have gone unnoticed: the clunky plot devices, fairytale psychology, poor dialogue, stylistic tics, unedited longueurs and statements of the obvious.
Greenberg has perhaps played Brice one too many times or just suffers from poor dialogue.
The English dub on occasion has poor dialogue which causes it to lose much of the anime's sincerity.
X-Play gave the game a 2/5, complaining about the unskippable cutscenes, poor dialogue, repetitive gameplay, and a weak plot.
The film critic for the magazine Time Out was brief and pithy: "no plot and poor dialogue, and Moore really is old enough to be the uncle of those girls".
Francis has only been leader of the Catholic Church since March 13th, but the new Pope has already made a deep impression on Catholics and non-Catholics by the choices he has made during Holy Week including washing the feet of Muslims and women inmates on Maundy Thursday and his calls for the church to be more involved with the poor, interfaith dialogue and peace.
Todd Stern, the United States' special envoy for climate change and the lead negotiator at the talks here, said that the Rio conference brought together the critical players who could broaden the discussion beyond the rich country-poor country dialogue that had grown tedious.
The level of detail that are required to be reported to higher levels (e.g. name of deceased and facility name), may contribute to poorer quality dialogue during mortality reviews, and a shifting of avoidable factors to areas outside of health worker control.
I still feel like that was not the line she should have said in that moment, it was just a poor choice of dialogue for a few reasons.
The poor direction and dialogue make this hard to get through, so you really have to love detective thrillers to find enjoyment here.
Something rather ugly boiling in Britain is this widening gap between the rich and poor and the accompanying dialogue – there's a lot of rhetoric widening the gulf.
