Sentence examples for a sort of dramatic from inspiring English sources
Players take the role of Nathan Zachary, a dashing ace, and the action is built around no only shooting down opponents, but also accomplishing missions that give the game a sort of dramatic arch.
Hendricks is playing her character Chair with a sort of dramatic seriousness that elevates it above all the other characters and plays into the stereotype of both the "noble savage" of the wise servant girl and the downstairs schemer that we all love to root for.
As much as anything else, though, it is a sort of dramatic practical joke: a playscript conceived for "open" use by those who don't believe in the viability of plays anymore, as well as a metaphorical examination of the crisis of the Marxist intellectual written by an intellectual who wishes it known that he may be neither Marxist nor in crisis.
In both poems the dual form creates a sort of dramatic element within the poem.
Rosenbaum, a magician himself, believes that a properly structured magic act is "a tiny drama reporting something that can't happen," but he and Teller often talked about principles that Rosenbaum could apply to any sort of dramatic performance.
It was greater than the sum of its songs, which were sequenced to provide a sort of cumulative dramatic arc.
When Wozniacki's last shot went long, Williams — on the side of the court nearest her box of friends and supporters — collapsed on her back right below them in a sort of a dramatic exclamation point.
His recurring tunnel dream proved to be a strange sort of dramatic aid once Peaky Blinders came along.
When the infection returns, there are all sorts of dramatic parallels to Iraq foreign policy, including equating raging zombies with Muslim terrorists.
He can speak human and soon finds himself having all sorts of dramatic adventures through which he explores the importance of courage and loyalty.
