Sentence examples for a dramatic balance from inspiring English sources

His songs have become perennial adolescent anthems because they blurt out frustration, fury and self-loathing in a dramatic balance of pop melodies and ominous, lacerating noise.

Originally, Mr. O'Hare said, he didn't perceive that Mr. Greenberg had created a story with substantial arcs for two characters, Mason and Darren, and that they provide a dramatic balance.

And the sense that 2016 may be a landmark year for dramatic balance is tangible not only at the National.

By this point, "Snitch" has lost some of its dramatic balance and morphed into an uneasy hybrid of issue-oriented drama and action-adventure blowout.

As attitudes toward race relations have changed, producers and directors have altered some content to make the musical more "politically correct": "Show Boat, more than many musicals, was subject to cuts and revisions within a handful of years after its first performance, all of which altered the dramatic balance of the play".

That was true of "Rise of the Planet of the Apes," too, but the dramatic balance between man and primate was precise, thanks in part to a lovely performance from John Lithgow, as an Alzheimer's sufferer whom Caesar was anxious to protect.

But this unfortunate blow inevitably disturbed the dramatic balance Shaw had worked hard to achieve.

But at the end of the duet, the dramatic balance shifted again.

The mixer strives to strike the right dramatic balance between dialogue, music, and effects and to avoid monotony.

Perhaps the latest revival of Glyndebourne's production should be renamed Isolde und Tristan, for Anja Kampe's Isolde so outshines Torsten Kerl's stolid, unengaging Tristan that the dramatic balance of the work is decisively tilted.

McClatchy and Meehan were able to press Maazel to make changes at points when they considered the musico-dramatic balance was adrift.