Sentence examples for rapid dialogue from inspiring English sources

Janácek's 1924 work – short, rhapsodic and pantheistic – stitches together several stories in a patchwork of quick-fire musical action and rapid dialogue.

As I stared at the photo (I wasn't allowed to look away), rapid dialogue ran side by side in my head.

Gramophones critic compares the sharply written exchanges between Nixon, Mao and Chou En-lai with the seemingly aimless wandering of the melodic lines in the more reflective sections of the work, concluding that the music best serves the libretto in passages of rapid dialogue.

The novels feature the trademark writing of Evelyn Waugh: rapid, unattributed dialogue in which the participants can be readily identified.

The script is predictably Sorkinian, with rapid fire dialogue batted around like Olympic ping pong balls, rarely stopping, and never allowing for any of the characters to have any of the inevitable lapses in eloquence that plague most humans.

American Justin Zachary (the play's heroin addicted protagonist, Mark Renton) delivers Trainspotting's rapid fire dialogue in a thick Scottish brogue that has to be seen and heard to be believed.

Justin Zachary and Jonathan Roumie, Photo by Tyson Wade Johnston American Justin Zachary (the play's heroin addicted protagonist, Mark Renton) delivers Trainspotting's rapid fire dialogue in a thick Scottish brogue that has to be seen and heard to be believed.

He also references "His Girl Friday", a 1940s film famous for its rapid fire dialogue.

Consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds and the bane of rapid-fire dialogue humor.

The two men volleyed the play's rapid-fire dialogue with inflections and cadences that whipsawed from baroque to workaday.

Eddie has this rapid-fire dialogue, where he'll go and stop, go and stop, and really has a lot of variance in his vocal performance.