Sentence examples for theatrical discourse from inspiring English sources
But Pinter's achievement was to discover in the repetitive rhythms, the bus-stop banalities and even the rancid articulateness of common speech a new form of theatrical discourse.
"I'm Carolyn Parker," which will be shown on PBS next month after its theatrical run, implicitly counters the narrowness of our current political discourse, which seems often to rest on a brittle dichotomy between the individual and the state.
This latest version of the Spanish theatrical standard-bearer comes from the Irish writer Frank McGuinness, whose discourse combines the faux-lofty with the commonplace: Enrico talks at one point of being "blue in the face".
What eventually emerged was an epic discourse on American life that mixed social reality with theatrical fantasy, naturalism with Judaism and magical realism.
His versatility in this form is shown to brilliant and unsettling effect in a trio of short pieces collectively called "Bash"... LaBute, who has an encyclopedic knowledge of pop culture and can as easily imitate Don Knotts ("My body is a weapon") as discourse on Werner Herzog's "Stroszek," is a curious amalgam of theatrical influences.
A scholar of "vintage telly", Hodgson can discourse at persuasive length about the superiority of British theatrical-turned-TV thesps such as Julian Glover and Jan Francis over American actors like Harrison Ford.
A gun silences discourse.
Civil discourse = bad ratings.
