Sentence examples for as highly dramatic from inspiring English sources

Jes Battis praised the father/son dynamics and described as "highly dramatic and (engagingly perverse)".

Ms. Malfitano, smitten, described "Medusa" as a "highly dramatic" half-hour work with "extremely grateful, gorgeous melodies".

The old order was forced to give way as Imperial Commander won a highly dramatic Cheltenham Gold Cup, in which the huge crowd were shocked to see Kauto Star fall.

This could be a highly dramatic moment, as Mr Cook is a veteran Commons orator, and is expected to take apart the legal basis for a pre-emptive attack on Iraq with forensic skill.

From 1822 to 1847 she sang primarily in Dresden, Saxony, but also appeared in Berlin, Weimar (Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach), Paris, and London, achieving her greatest successes in highly dramatic roles such as Donna Anna in Mozart's Don Giovanni, Weber's Euryanthe, Vincenzo Bellini's Norma, and Leonore in Fidelio.

The company is especially notable for the highly dramatic interpretation of such classical works as The Taming of the Shrew (1969), Eugene Onegin (1965), and Romeo and Juliet (1962).

This is a highly dramatic way of saying be careful what you wish for, as censorship of those you disagree with could bloat into censorship of those you support.

Highly dramatic circumstances".

"God, what a highly dramatic, capricious sport.

But then the Baroque was a highly dramatic style.

Mr. Ritter's donkey was, as usual, more interested in munching grass than making love, but his timing was especially acute and made his performance highly dramatic.