Sentence examples for section of dialogue from inspiring English sources

Is that section of dialogue intentionally indistinct?

The actor playing Mitch forgot his response, paused, and inserted a later section of dialogue too early.

Occasionally in "Land of Marvels" a character muses rather too obviously about the transience of imperial might, or a history lesson is inserted into a section of dialogue to the disadvantage of both.

The game's audio played a section of dialogue from the movie, which seemed like a sly insertion of the designers' dark humor: "We'd like to get a sample of your brain tissue".

These can be aspects you liked, such as an effective passage of description or a lifelike section of dialogue, as well as aspects you didn't feel worked in the story.

I have sometimes played out scenes or sections of dialogue as comedy, then SF, then tragedy, then sitcom.

He bought a tape recorder and, after each Dean movie, he'd recite the large sections of dialogue he remembered into it.

Weaving between the dances are sections of dialogue, partly extrapolated from Nijinsky's diaries, in which the two men converse about art, love, madness and the loss of self.

This follows LaBoeuf's recent spat with the media over alleged plagiarism in LaBoeuf's short film Howard Cantour, which borrowed large sections of dialogue from a Daniel Clowes graphic novel, and for which LaBoeuf apologised.

We interacted with the original sound, added themes and pieces performed by the band with Piper and the Brazilian sonic collagist Cibelle narrating the sections of dialogue we removed.

During the Heian period (794 1185) professional troupes, ostensibly attached to temples and shrines to draw crowds for festival days, combined these lively stage arts, now called sarugaku (literally, monkey or mimic music), with dancing to drums from dengaku and began to perform short plays consisting of alternate sections of dialogue, mimicry, singing, and dancing.