Use "dialogue" in a sentence

1. Her stories are structured in a very unusual way: I have written down in a separate notebook memories, fantasies, as well as dreams of mine and I have classified them in certain categories: Start of story – Main events – Secondary events – Cosmic truths – Fights – Dialogues – Space and time – End of story

2. Normally after their ranting dialogues the candidates asked for questions from the audience

3. Had he not survived, we would not have had Plato"s Socratic dialogues

4. In The Dialogues, Plato described his

5. I Am That preserves his dialogues with the followers who came from

6. Similarly, Roger had to explain in general, and to Robert in particular, that even though he understood their anguish and their desire for a better understanding of their mother’s behavior, he was himself in need of healing and could no longer delay the process by reopening the wounds with constant reminders of repeated dialogues on the same topic

7. Thanks to the fine folks at Atlus USA, the Original Generations of SRW are getting a full English language treatment, from the text heavy dialogues to the complex menus

8. Organizing trips (with permission, of course!) to various houses of worship opens up children to interfaith dialogues and teaches them how to understand and respect religious traditions other than their own

9. “There are two dialogues for you to consider,“ she said without comment

10. The other men had broken off into several groups and had their own dialogues going, but all that was blanked out as I continued in deep thought

11. writers were forced to use a number of ploys to circumvent censorship such as overtly praising what they intended to criticize, publishing under pseudonyms, setting lessons in the form of dialogues among characters in a story, and criticizing customs of other lands that resembled 87

12. several more dialogues, including Hamlet’s famous soliloquy, “To be, or not to be

13. “That would be the Star Fleet ship sent here to hold dialogues with the Iotians,”

14. Jinks said goodbye to everyone and promised to have regular dialogues with

15. “Don’t you think it’s funny that it always seems to fit our moods and dialogues, as

16. "The Macedonian Economy at a Crossroads – On the Way to a Healthier Economy" (dialogues with Nikola Gruevski), Skopje, 1998

17. Bhishma , the grand sire, while narrating to Yudhistir about the dialogues of Karal named as

18. Socrates on page 402 of Plato:The Five Great Dialogues are, I think, representative of the same

19. • Dialogues with double meaning

20. likewise learn from dialogues with more mature members of society

21. In this concisely edited collection of satsang talks and dialogues, Nirmala “welcomes whatever arises within the field of experience

22. When she looked at them she chirped, ’Sir, Nicola and Shipra have done well with their dialogues and expressions

23. Rajan directed them with long shot to utter whole the dialogues in once then same thing was done in mid shot , some close and deep-close shots were taken to show expressions

24. The artists delivered their dialogues and face expressions so clearly and enthusiastically that on completion of each shot, the hall echoed with loud clapping

25. If you happen to be a regular eavesdropper, you will be aware that in eight out of ten times the dialogues are about misunderstandings and quarrels

26. on the bus, at the research center and then, unable to reach a conclusion, a decision, with interminable dialogues of my two selves, the man of action and the man of sloth, the aspiring stud and the pedantic philosopher, with the memory fading and the urgency

27. Which of the following inner dialogues do you struggle with?

28. Notice that all of these inner dialogues involve a fear of how others will judge you

29. Anecdotes, emotional personal accounts and even dialogues are creative approaches that have been used in winning scholarship essays

30. Why Plato, who was himself a poet, and whose dialogues are poems and dramas, should have been hostile to the poets as a class, and especially to the dramatic poets; why he should not have seen that truth may be embodied in verse as well as in prose, and that there are some indefinable lights and shadows of human life which can only be expressed in poetry--some elements of imagination which always entwine with reason; why he should have supposed epic verse to be inseparably associated with the impurities of the old Hellenic mythology; why he should try Homer and Hesiod by the unfair and prosaic test of utility,--are questions which have always been debated amongst students of Plato

31. There is no feeling stronger in the dialogues of Plato than a sense of the decline and decay both in literature and in politics which marked his own age

32. The Idea of good is so called only in the Republic, but there are traces of it in other dialogues of Plato

33. The dialogues of Plato are themselves examples of the nature and method of dialectic

34. The classical writing which approaches most nearly to the Republic of Plato is the 'De Republica' of Cicero; but neither in this nor in any other of his dialogues does he rival the art of Plato

35. Whether his dialogues were framed on the model of the lost dialogues of Aristotle, as he himself tells us, or of Plato, to which they bear many superficial resemblances, he is still the Roman orator; he is not conversing, but making speeches, and is never able to mould the intractable Latin to the grace and ease of the Greek Platonic dialogue

36. His dialogues Timæus and Critias were drafted with the poet and legislator Solon as their inspiration, as it

37. In these dialogues, my sister spoke to me as if she were morally wrenching one of my teeth out at every reference; while Pumblechook himself, self-constituted my patron, would sit supervising me with a depreciatory eye, like the architect of my fortunes who thought himself engaged on a very unremunerative job

38. "Young Ladislaw the grandson of a thieving Jew pawnbroker" was a phrase which had entered emphatically into the dialogues about the Bulstrode business, at Lowick, Tipton, and Freshitt, and was a worse kind of placard on poor Will's back than the "Italian with white mice

39. Containing sev’ral Dialogues concerning Fate, Poesy, and the Relations betwixt the Sexes, as well as other Intercourse of a more sensual Nature (because of which the Modest Reader is advis’d to pass o’er this Chapter unread), which our Heroine had with Miss Polly Mudge, Chambermaid, Mr

40. Containing divers Dialogues betwixt Lancelot, Horatio, and our Heroine in which the History goes backward somewhat and we learn what these Gentlemen have been doing whilst the Queen of our Narrative was extending her Education and Adventures; thereto is added a brief History of Buccaneering for the Reader who is bent upon the noble Cause of Self-Improvement as well as the more pleasant one of Entertainment

41. gov and view the 8-K filings made by Expeditors International of Washington, which periodically posts its superb question-and-answer dialogues with shareholders there

42. dialogues, not only in the wine-shops, but in the street

43. It was opened, and in it were found two printed dialogues, signed Lahautiere, a song entitled: "Workmen, band together," and a tin box full of cartridges

44. When one listens, by the side of honest men, at the portals of society, one overhears the dialogues of those who are on the outside

45. (1961): The collected dialogues of Plato, Bollingen, New York

46. Never once in their dialogues did I hear a syllable of regret at the hospitality they had extended to me, or of suspicion of, or aversion to, myself

47. Florentino Ariza had not been impressed in any special way by the invention of moving pictures, but Leona Cassiani took him, unresisting, to the spectacular opening of Cabiria, whose reputation was based on the dialogues written by the poet Gabriele D’Annunzio

48. It embraces ninety-two carefully selected dialogues on every-day subjects, calculated to familiarize the student with the most necessary expressions, and to enable him to converse with fluency

49. The dialogues are followed by an important chapter on differences of idioms, in which are set forth those peculiarities of the language that cannot be classified under general rules, accompanied by grammatical hints and explanations

50. There was no break with them between the language of concrete facts and that of abstract reasoning, between the language spoken by the people and that of the learned; the one was a counterpart of the other; there was no term in any of Plato's dialogues which a youth, leaving his gymnasia, could not comprehend; there is not a phrase in any of Demosthenes' harangues which did not readily find a lodging-place in the brain of an Athenian peasant or blacksmith

51. Please send me a nice piece suitable to speak, and a few dialogues appropriate for the little folks

52. The closing exercises took place at Major Hall, June 19th, and consisted of vocal and instrumental music, essays, declamations, tableaux, dialogues and concert exercises