Sentence examples for as highest drama from inspiring English sources

Gloriously overblown, Give Me Your Love was the physical act played as highest drama, sultry and magnificent.

This game promises goals as well as high drama.

The Ministry of Special Cases begins as grotesque comedy and ends as high drama.

"The Decalogue" varies enough in tone to include some comedy and suspense as well as high drama and tragedy.

Mr. Tritle's tempos are brisk, though not unduly speedy: he shapes the work as high drama, not as an opportunity for meditation.

The genre's name dripped with disdain: "soap" for the ads they sold, "opera" to parody the absurdity of feminine emotions treated as high drama.

His best-known plays, appropriately classified as high drama, include El alcalde de Zalamea (c. 1640; The Mayor of Zalamea), which rejects social honour's tyranny, preferring the inner nature of true human worth and dignity.

For example, part of both "Zen and the Art" and "Zen and Now" concerns Pirsig's battles with the philosophy department at the University of Chicago, which Pirsig describes as high drama, featuring a rebel genius against the tenured forces of darkness.

The way the couple plots and executes its revenge is perceived as high drama worthy of critical praise.

(AMC's Halt and Catch Fire was once mocked for its obvious ambitions as high drama, but following some creative rejiggering, the show has won acclaim in its second season).

Conflict doesn't have to involve a fist fight or a shootout to count as high drama.