Sentence examples for spirited dialogue from inspiring English sources

These women clearly enjoyed their spirited dialogue.

Mr. Mayer's post inspired a spirited dialogue about Leica chic among celebrities on rangefinderforum.com, an enthusiast's site.

"We had a spirited dialogue," acknowledged Mrs. Clinton, speaking first before a crowd of roughly 3,000, many laughing.

The four movements include a Mendelssohn-flavored Allegro Moderato and a Molto Vivace finale: a tarantellalike dance featuring a spirited dialogue between the strings.

"Abstraction" (1955), a large canvas in which geometric and more ambiguous forms engage in spirited dialogue against diaphanous fields of color, displays an impressive sureness of paint handling.

Mr. O'Riley and Mr. Brey elegantly traversed the work's varying moods, as in the spirited dialogue of the opening movement and the gracious Cavatine.

He created irresistible rhythmic waves or engaged in spirited dialogues with other musicians.

Those labels give us who oppose their policy positions the ability to write them off as crazy folks, people who are not to be taken seriously or engaged in spirited, civil dialogue.

As Darryl Tippens, the provost of Pepperdine University, recently put it, "No PowerPoint presentation or elegant online lecture can make up for the surprise, the frisson, the spontaneous give-and-take of a spirited, open-ended dialogue with another person".

Art is in many ways the lingua franca spanning the earth's cultures, bringing people to together in spirited and respectful dialogue of mutual passion.

(The two opened the evening in Prokofiev's Sonata for Two Violins, offering a spirited if sometimes imprecise dialogue).