Quotes About Dialogue

Look, I can explain everything" was the most commonly used line of dialogue in the history of American movies

Sometimes talking to you is like talking to myself: pretty damned annoying.

Yeah according to my- Hey, are you staring at my chest? -Rose to Adrian

Oh," he said to Kiyo, voice completely devoid of emotion. "I see. It's your turn again.

That makes sense," Adrian said "It does?" He glanced at me, a flicker of amusement in his eyes. "Yes, little dhampire. Sometimes you make sense. Go on.

Life is a conversation between all living things.

Badger: The cuss you are. Mr. Fox: The cuss am I? Are you cussing with me?

Jesus responds to almost every question he's asked with...a question. What do you think? How do you read it? he asks, again and again and again.

Talking with a Martian is something like talking with an echo. You don't get any argument but you don't get results either.

Do you speak English? Certainly. And I understand American.

I never learned from a man who agreed with me

Talking with a Martian is something like talking with an echo. You don't get any argument but you don't get results either.

Sir, talking with a Martian is like talking with an echo. You don't get argument but you don't get results.

Prof's purpose was to short him out – but sometimes Prof was too subtle; some people talk better if they breathe vacuum.

Un hombre puede adquirir una brillante reputación como conversador dejando, simplemente, que su interlocutor lleve el peso de la conversación

a man can get a reputation as a sparkling conversationalist simply by letting the other man do all the talking.

You can give another person a precious gift if you will allow him to talk without contaminating his speech with your own material.

The Hebrew narrator does not openly meddle with the personages he presents, just as God creates in each human personality a fierce tangle of intentions, emotions, and calculations caught in a translucent net of language, which is left for the individual himself to sort out in evanescence of a single lifetime. -Chapter 4 Between Narration and Dialogue

We are all walled cities shouting at each other over the armaments of our preconceptions.

The sixth circuit of the brain kicks into action when the nervous system begins to receive signals from within the individual neuron — from the RNA-DNA "dialogue," the neurogenetic feedback system.

He do that with me, too," Susan said. "It drives me fucking crazy." "Gee," I said, "I was liking it better when we were talking about Hawk's problems." Susan smiled.

Tony's patois kept getting broader as we talked. Like Hawk, he seemed able to turn it on and off. "Sho 'nuff," he said.

Do you have a first name, Mr. Spenser'?" Jill said. She had a soft girlish voice with just a hint of huskiness at the edges. I told her my first name.

Can you talk?" "Absolutely. What did you find out?" "I'm going to put you on speaker. Terry's here." The sound qual ity went from crisp to hollow when she put him on speaker. "Hey