The phrase "a form of dramatic" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing types or categories of dramatic works, but it needs to be followed by a noun to specify what kind of dramatic form is being referred to.
Example: "The play is a form of dramatic expression that explores complex human emotions."
Alternatives: "a type of drama" or "a genre of dramatic art".
EICHLER 'L'ENFANCE DU CHRIST Ann envelope-pusher in every respect, Hector Berlioz developed a form of dramatic oratorio with an almost novelistic movement of scenes and focuses that makes staging extremely difficult.
If she's been involved in a form of dramatic rebalancing, then perhaps her most striking success has been Last Tango in Halifax, which focused on one of television's most neglected sectors of society: the retired.
One minister said: "A form of dramatic centralisation is under active consideration - a form of Gosplan if you like," a reference to the Russian state planning committee set up in the 1920s.
Today the tendency is to create puppets quickly from scrap materials or from natural objects and to perform them impromptu, without rehearsal, as a form of dramatic self-expression.
I have no way of telling, and I think that Broomfield, for so long a documentarist, knows this as he embarks on a new form of dramatic reconstruction cinema.
For Shakespeare and the Elizabethans, poetry was a natural form of dramatic expression.
Like romantic comedies and superhero blockbusters, the modern presidency has evolved into a reliable form of dramatic narrative.
Despite sounding morbid, this method of narration provides a strange form of dramatic irony as the voices evaluate the past, present and future of our unforeseeable world.
Clearly, puppetry is being recognized not merely as a particular form of dramatic craft but as one manifestation of total theatre.
U Pon Nya created a freer form of dramatic verse, and his Water Seller is noted for its comparatively realistic treatment of court life.
The Futurists' attempt to revolutionize culture included performative evenings of poetry, music played on newly invented instruments, and a form of drastically distilled dramatic presentation.
