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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a dramatic setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or environment that is intense, emotional, or visually striking, often in the context of literature, theater, or film.
Example: "The play was set in a dramatic setting, with stormy skies and crumbling ruins that heightened the tension of the story."
Alternatives: "an intense backdrop" or "a striking environment".
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A dramatic setting, pinched by Tyne valley.
Grassy knolls along the beach provide perfect viewing platforms – a dramatic setting for any picnic.
The path on which we rode was alongside a canyon wall, a dramatic setting all the way.
Why it's special Moonlight reveals a dramatic setting, as the fast-flowing Teign carves its way between steep wooded slopes.
This Iron Age hill fort makes a dramatic setting for seasonal songs followed by a trip to the local pub.
Instead, he transferred deftly his comic skills into a dramatic setting as his character liberated pupils formerly rigid with obedience.
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The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, Calif., provided a dramatic set for the debate in front of Reagan's Air Force One.
Margaret begins her tale near her end, when she's 54, with a dramatic set piece about delivering a baby in New South Wales as a storm rages.
With each song comes a dramatic set change to mark the next "stop" on the journey; painted city skylines give way to isolated island scenes.
The full-blown show staged in London this season for McQ for Alexander McQueen had top models, a dramatic set and the chief executive of its parent company, PPR, François-Henri François-Henri Pinault
Perhaps the ultimate Iron Maiden song, not least because it provided them with a dramatic set-closer for the best part of three decades after its first appearance on 1982's seminal The Number of the Beast, Hallowed Be Thy Name brilliantly encapsulates everything that the metal legends do best.
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