The phrase "a dramatic bit of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small portion or element of something that is characterized by drama or intensity.
Example: "The play included a dramatic bit of dialogue that left the audience in stunned silence."
Alternatives: "a striking piece of" or "an intense moment of".
RCP supporters were responsible for the most dramatic bit of activism outside the convention thus far: an American flag-burning ceremony Wednesday that ended with 17 arrests, including the flag burner, Gregory Lee Joey Johnsonon.
The Western ghost towns that haunt the film, the tawdry isolation of a roadside motel that foreshadows the pathologies of "Psycho," and a dramatic turn of Faulknerian inspiration (a bit of do-it-yourself obstetrics reminiscent of "The Wild Palms") sardonically expose the American Dream as a death-bound Sisyphean struggle.
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The storm of the title occurs orchestrally, in the clamorous overture, and the Santa Fe skies, ever dramatic, threw a bit of lightning and thunder into the open-air theater at the start, as if on cue.
He has an incredible voice, I like that metal voice that's strong and dramatic, with a bit of darkness.
The film does come alive in a couple of scenes, which are precisely the ones extended to a length to enable a bit of dramatic interaction, and allow for more than a couple of lines of traded dialogue.
Just a few weeks back, Valve moved into Discord's turf a bit with a dramatic overhaul of Steam's chat system.
In adolescence, Genet undergoes female genital cutting in a convoluted bit of dramatic business: she is, in essence, paying a price to shield Marion from false accusations around her (covert) deflowering by Shiva.
Nathan Rabin of The A.V. Club gave "Casual Friday" a B+ grade, and said the episode had good character moments and a bit of dramatic depth in addition to a few good laughs.
The device provides the play with a bit of dramatic punch and an emotional hook but leaves Mr. Rambo unable to mine Ms. Lederer's career as Ann Landers for its deepest meanings: the columns tracked 47 turbulent years of American social history, while the play is locked into considering only the first 20.
