Sentence examples similar to side dialogue from inspiring English sources

People are likely to dance in Ms. Bartosik's "i like penises: a little something in 24 acts" (to which I confidently award title of the year), which sets three dancers and the artist Jonathan Allen in a side-by-side dialogue among forms, as Mr. Allen constructs an artwork from objects found at a 99-cent store.

Smith was born in Lincolnshire, but she proved easily able to adapt her Scunthorpe vowels to become a natural with northern English dialogue from either side of the Pennines.

He praised the "desire of the other side for dialogue and cooperation" and said that "we consider that as a positive sign," compared with "the language of threats and pressure that do not work on the Iranian people".

But it must nudge both sides toward dialogue.

But Damascenes who have not yet taken sides see dialogue as the only hope.

As a work of descriptive film criticism there's something quite interesting about putting so many different line readings of the same dialogue side by side.

The prisoner swap has shown the benefits of engaging the other side in constructive dialogue: Negotiations can be beneficial to both parties.

But Hannes Schreiber, of the EU delegation in Kiev, argues it will be "decisive to have the former ruling side in the dialogue".

It quoted Choe as saying North Korea "is willing to accept the suggestion of the Chinese side and launch dialogue with all relevant parties".

On the plus side, Mr. Dresser's dialogue is rich with exposition we will never hear and back story we will never know.

His playing comes across as one side in a dialogue, and since the audience cannot answer back, he has to provide an alternative viewpoint, too.