Sentence examples for be defined and dramatized from inspiring English sources

Richard's scorched-earth policy requires each enemy to be defined and dramatized before he is dispatched; then each ghost must return to haunt him.

The peak is indeed seen often throughout the film — not in isolation, but framed by whatever built element is nearby; similarly, Rivette dramatizes, with tenderness and ferocity, his idea (one of the key themes of his half-century career) that human identity is defined in terms of performance.

That is why pantomime is extremely exaggerated and dramatized.

Many of those she photographed were uncomfortable, and dramatized their situation when she pulled out her camera.

For centuries it has been sung and dramatized.

The incident was most famously portrayed and dramatized in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.

But if everything is narrated what is dramatized?

Morrison's interest was in spoken language, heightened and dramatized.

But in "Uncertain Glory" the moral ambivalence of the Flynn character is real and fully dramatized.

The plays utilizing wayang puppets are set in mythological times and dramatize episodes from the Hindu epics Rāmāyaṇa and Mahābhārata.

There's no subject that can't be dramatized, and that can't be dramatized morally.