Sentence examples for were dialogues from inspiring English sources
noun
A conversation or other form of discourse between two or more individuals.
- Bill and Melinda maintained a dialogue via email over the course of their long-distance relationship.
"Bob understood that campaigns were dialogues and that a lot of that dialogue takes place through advertising," Mr. Eskew said.
The tunes were dialogues rather than amalgams, yet they made for euphoric dance music, especially in a medley of Mardi Gras Indian tunes, including "Shallow Water" and "Iko Iko," in which the path between Havana and New Orleans led through a thicket of African polyrhythm.
"It was meant to be a recommendation for U.S. citizens, not Japanese citizens," he said, adding that there were "dialogues" with Japanese authorities before the recommendation was issued.
Conversations were dialogues between a man and a woman: One of the two conversations in a test contained three turns (M-W-M or W-M-W), and the other contained four turns (M-W-M-W or W-M-W-M).
Her classes are dialogues structured by ancient texts.
The important thing is dialogue, discussion.
Most of the book is dialogue.
"In the end, there will be dialogue".
So much of it is dialogue.
I think his key legacy is dialogue.
