Sentence examples for a dramatic point of from inspiring English sources

Yet from a dramatic point of view it has this beautiful twist".

But from a dramatic point of view you can't question the man's judgment.

From a dramatic point of view, The Tempest seems to break all the rules.

"It could even be interesting from a dramatic point of view," he recalled Mr. Ernst as saying.

From a dramatic point of view, the danger with all this toing and froing between dimensions is how it robs death of its proper impact.

From a dramatic point of view, however, he remained "Johnny One-Note," for whom "holding one note was his ace," as the song says.

As it turned out, five professors dangled the noose from the tree to make a dramatic point about the torment of race relations.

As it happens, things rarely come to such a dramatic point even in the midst of an organizational crisis.

Although Falls and Bockley do a fine job of making that clear, it's not an inherently dramatic point of view: naturalistic plays like this always argue, ultimately, for realism.

I understand the dramatic point of it, but I think it's wrong.

Because of his failure to make the dramatic points of this romance especially thrilling, it is to be presumed that the story in scenario form did not arouse Mr. Dupont's keen enthusiasm.