She omits the talk-show psychology and instead lets the clues seep through the realistic-sounding snippets and strings of dialogue, through sentences (not speeches), questions (not confessions) and silences as lived in as the story's recognizably real and revelatory spaces.
Maureen Ryan of The Chicago Tribune thought that the episode went out on "a strange note" with a disappointing last "string of banal clichés" dialogue exchange, although the cast and the established goodwill of their characters could partly make up for it.
AFTER a string of delays, a grand national dialogue conference to pave the way to harmonious reform in Yemen started on March 18th, the second anniversary of an attack by security forces on pro-democracy demonstrators that left scores of them dead.
'B-movie dialogue' meant a string of clichés.
"Dave's dialogue is a string of iambs, which can often be broken down into fives," Mosher says.
Graham's artwork borrows techniques from manga, graffiti art and early '70s underground comix, and his dialogue is a string of banter, puns and non sequiturs.
Though it may improve, the pacing seemed rushed on press night, making Odets' dialogue sound, sometimes, like a string of maxims.
And one day, as I tried to follow a string of Army's famously witty but often lengthy dialogue exchanges, I got lost.
About 90percentt of the book is dialogue all held in an endless string of paragraphs, following one character after another as they bump into each other wherever in the world.
Mr. Dorsey has political opinions too, but his specialty is one main character: Serge A. Storms, the self-appointed enforcer whose dialogue has been the best part of a string of novels about him.
