Sentence examples for a dramatic form from inspiring English sources

Breckenridge, a playwright, here turns the novel into a dramatic form.

And it reflected in a dramatic form general changes affecting fashion and society.

The American musical is a hybrid, a dramatic form that is both art and entertainment, a cross-cultural sponge that is universally understood.

"I view it as a dramatic form of journalism … I felt an incredible responsibility to the victims not to cheapen or sensationalise their experience".

It is in the novel I have written, Nora Webster, but it took me a long time to find a dramatic form for those words.

The tableaus became animated, then developed a dramatic form, and finally were detached from the Eucharistic procession to form one of their own.

I have another theory...related in a way to a more dramatic form of "global warming".

Demonstrating his range, Chen followed Zhaoshi guer (2010; Sacrifice), which was based on a 13th-century zaju (a Chinese dramatic form), with Sousuo (2012; Caught in the Web), a commentary on the social effects of modern technology.

In a cynical ploy, he manipulates the viewers' reaction by presenting an apparent suicide in a particularly dramatic form -- but he does so in a way that the audience is left for long moments not knowing for sure whether the suicide was real or not.

A new dramatic form for spoken theatre was required, one exhilarating enough to captivate a highly charged, post-revolutionary society in dire need of direction in its newly democratized life.

We appreciate that such a direct relationship postulates the federal nature of the integration process in a fairly dramatic form.