Sentence examples for sparse dialogue from inspiring English sources

The sparse dialogue is believable.

Much of the sparse dialogue consists of his conversations.

Check out Genndy Tartakovsky's "Samurai Jack," with its bold washes of color, extreme close-ups and sparse dialogue.

They are, in fact, Old Colony Mennonites living in modern Mexico, and their sparse dialogue is in Plautdietsch, a form of Low German.

Atkinson is most celebrated for a character, Mr Bean, who didn't speak at all, and was recently impressive in a West End revival of Simon Gray's Quartermaine's Terms, playing a teacher whose sparse dialogue is punctuated with lengthy, meditative silences.

It's a show where dramatic resolutions go into witness protection, and the simple story of a killer being caught and prosecuted is strung out over three long series, padded out by sparse dialogue and stylish cinematography.

Williams did the adaptation himself, and the generally sparse, suggestive dialogue gives way, now and then, to a burst of candor that arrives like a slap.

Fans of Elmore Leonard's sparse punchy dialogue will find it well emulated here and the 85-year-old crime fiction legend is so impressed with the adaptation he's written a new book featuring Raylan Givens, sections of which will be used in the series.

Rich in symbolism but sparse in dialogue, Possum is a haunting and otherworldly exploration of Phillip's psyche as he struggles to shed the trauma of childhood abuse.

Action is scarce, dialogue sparse.

He is just how you want your boy toy to be: sparse in the dialogue department.