Sentence examples for setting up a dialogue from inspiring English sources

He says, "I'm most interested in the connection between photography, painting, and film, setting up a dialogue and seeing that they have more in common".

They become living works of art by setting up a dialogue between themselves and the spectators who receive enjoyment from their colorful expression".

Best of all, it often succeeded in contextualising the work – not just parachuting it in, as happens with many international theatre festivals – and setting up a dialogue between artists from abroad and artists in the UK.

In the distance are blurred Long Island landscapes, setting up a dialogue between culture and nature and, possibly, between painting -- represented by the gooey, drippy, brightly colored ice cream -- and photography (Johnson).

And small sculptures by Franco Mondini-Ruiz are imitation Rococo ceramic statuettes whose broken-off heads have been replaced by pre-Columbian-style clay heads, setting up a dialogue between Western refinement and the supposed primitivism of native cultures.

Any sort of talk like that sets up a dialogue").

Elsewhere in the country, some stations used the event to set up a dialogue with listeners.

Why don't you come along and march with us?" ("It sets up a dialogue," he explained.

An attempt by Alexei Kudrin, a former finance minister who sympathises with the protesters, to set up a dialogue with the Kremlin has got nowhere.

Each novel set up a dialogue with its predecessor, technically and formally as well as with regard to character and social milieu.

Diane Carr's "Brick Space" uses stacks of paper bags with collaged ends to set up a dialogue between two-dimensional surface pattern and three-dimensional structure.