Back then this was straightforward dialogue, received by the audience without much irony.
Still, he said he looked forward to having an honest, straightforward dialogue with the Chinese to talk about ways the two nations and their militaries could work better together.
In lieu of principled and straightforward dialogue, some people favor a reverence for the $2.5 billion campaign machine that's expected to win the White House simply because it's received the most donor money.
The narrative was too straightforward, the dialogue too plain to believe that those portentous moments could allude to hidden depths.
Traditional accounts of language processing suggest that monologue – presenting and listening to speeches – should be more straightforward than dialogue – holding a conversation.
Usually this fantasia is played as a straightforward dialogue between guitar and orchestra, each presenting Rodrigo's elaborations on the Sanz pieces with equal zest.
— "How I Write My Songs" (1978) Even when there is straightforward narration or dialogue, the prose typically has a flat, disjointed, deliberately unliterary delivery.
In the end, Comedy Central said, it was the economics that killed "That's My Bush!" The show was produced by Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the creators of "South Park," and was staged as a classic -- now passé -- sitcom with an exaggerated laugh track, satirically inane dialogue and straightforward camera angles.
While some instances of this form, for example Boethius's commentary in dialogue form on Porphyry's Isagoge, simply make use of the form as a vehicle for straightforward exposition, others make the dialogue form intrinsic to the argument.
It is spare and straightforward and intensely realistic, and its dialogue, based largely on improvisation, rings true.
When considering dialogues for validity, there is a straightforward way to transform a dialogue into a tableau and back.
