Sentence examples for tricky dialogue from inspiring English sources

It's a very tough spot for Grant because he comes in in Episode 8, and it is, for all intents and purposes, his episode, and he has the most dialogue, and it's very tricky dialogue, at that, and the best way to put it is he took ownership of it.

Dialogue is always tricky.

Ms. Goldemberg, who has written plays and television movies about famous people, including Sylvia Plath, Florence Nightingale and Gandhi, says that dialogue is a tricky business that must reflect subtext and personality.

Andrew Crofts, a ghostwriter of misery memoirs including current bestseller Cry Silent Tears, and The Little Prisoner, one of the first memoirs to deal with sexual abuse, admits that dialogue can be tricky: he tends not to include it for the crucially important events of the book, but points out that without it the books would be "a very dull read, like a government report into child abuse".

They would all watch a movie together and impersonate the Disney characters; they would use familiar film dialogue to help Owen navigate tricky situations or understand social challenges.

It's also possible to write a one shot using only dialogue, though this can be tricky.

What was tricky in that scene is there was more dialogue in there that ended up getting cut out.

Dialogue can be one of the trickiest aspects to master in comic creation.

"There is one scene that is very tricky, a complicated scene emotionally and a lot of broken dialogue," Mr. Crowley said.

There are hundreds of great movies that are very dialogue heavy, but it's still a little tricky for me, when I'm writing, to say "he walks into the bar and sits down".

Maybe the overdramatic shots and suggestive dialogue are just that -- a way to make a tricky subject more accessible.