Sentence examples for taking dialogue from inspiring English sources

What Runyon wasn't doing while he was sitting in Lindy's was just listening and taking dialogue down.

But there are some humanists who take dialogue seriously.

The patient felt that he or she was taken more seriously by being allowed to take part in direct dialogue with the highest level of formal expertise.

Even though the nurses were aware that this indirect dialogue took place, they were still dissatisfied due to not being able to have direct dialogue with the smoker in the family.

"It takes productive dialogue.

Our editors, now and as they always have, take that dialogue very seriously.

"The decision on whether to seek recognition under the charter will be taken in dialogue with our founding members".

"I'll go over and sit down with them and say, 'How can we take the dialogue to a different level?'" he said.

"I think he will take interreligious dialogue among people, he will make it closer to people, not confined to theological exchanges among scholars, or political, territorial and international conflicts," he said.

Interim President Adly Mansour announced the decision to bring forward the presidential poll in a televised speech, saying the decision had been taken after dialogue with "national forces and representatives of various orientations and trends".

All it took was dialogue.