So goes the typical dialogue between the two friends — sometimes familiar, sometimes kvetchy — and it's just one of the book's many great charms.
But in a typical dialogue by the younger Gabrieli, Dormiva dolcemente, there is no relationship between direct and indirect speech as far as the music is concerned.
"We go to an all-girls school," Catherine said, reciting what she said was a typical dialogue at the Ursuline School in New Rochelle: "I think I'm going to get a bag of chips".
Revolutions will probably be as pompous as the last Matrix (typical dialogue: "What if tomorrow the war could be over? Isn't that worth fighting for?Isn't that worth dying for?").
In a bit of typical dialogue: Blanche says to John, "You used to be so considerate.
One only has to read his novel, Contact, and examine the exchanges between the atheist Ellie and her religious paramour, Palmer Joss, to overhear a typical Sagan dialogue.
Typical scintillating dialogue: "Any women out there?" or "This blows".
In the case of Plato, the Middle Ages for all practical purposes had only the first part of the Timaeus (to 53c), hardly a typical Platonic dialogue, in a translation and commentary by a certain Calcidius (or Chalcidius).[7] The Timaeus contains Plato's cosmology, his account of the origin of the cosmos.
(This sounds far more mature and composed than her typical show dialogue. Sample: "My ultimate dream is to move to Jersey, find a nice juiced hot tanned guy and live my life").
Included in the epic frame is an operatic blend of romantic lyric, the dialogues typical of the shangam-period text Kalittokai (containing poems of unrequited or mismatched love), choruses of folk songs, descriptions of cities and villages, technical accounts of dance and music, and strikingly dramatic scenes of love and tragic death.
In a downstairs recording studio in the West Village, Bryan Elsley, a co-creator of the British teenage comedy-drama "Skins," was guiding James Newman, a star of the MTV remake of the show, through a typical line of dialogue.
