Sentence examples for are dramatically inert from inspiring English sources

Wenn der Freude Tränen Fließen and Ich Baue Ganz interrupt the action and are dramatically inert.

For all its intelligence and ambition, the play was dramatically inert.

This section is dramatically inert, but the poems are pretty good.

If you have someone who has planned it all out from the start, it's dramatically inert.

But at times it feels subdued to the point of being dramatically inert: a depiction of the suffocating isolation of prison that can also leave the audience gasping for a little fresh air and a glimpse of blue sky.

As visually sumptuous as it is dramatically inert, "Persephone," a multimedia production from the Ridge Theater at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, at least presents a lush feast of imagery for the eye to savor.

The significance of Longo using Finkel's name is overplayed, the supposed bond between the two men is dramatically inert and the idea that Finkel has reached some kind of redemptive self-knowledge in realising how he has been manipulated is unconvincing.

The FX show is about a parasitical creature that displays hideous vitality, but unfortunately, "The Strain" is dramatically inert.

Restless's main problem is that, although barely a minute of screen time goes by without some adorable quirk revealing itself, it's essentially dramatically inert.

It's a rushed and creaky end to an act that, although lit by fine individual performances, among them Vincenzo Di Primo's fierce young revolutionary, is as dramatically inert as the first.

The result is a dramatically inert, infuriating mess, one that wastes a fine cast to no demonstrable purpose, unless you consider giving Sorkin yet another platform in which to Set the People Straight is a worthwhile purpose.