Sentence examples for been a dramatic tradition from inspiring English sources

Guys dressing as girls has been a dramatic tradition long before cinema, of course.

In spite of this love for music and dance, no dramatic art seems to have developed in Burma, perhaps because Sanskrit, in which there was a dramatic tradition, was not studied.

In their shape, Munro's The James Plays continue a dramatic tradition stretching back two and a half millennia to Aeschylus, although The Oresteia is the only surviving example of what are thought to have been many works by the Greek playwright in which a character or historical event was dramatised in three separate chapters.

Taking America's pulse by probing its lower depths is a venerable dramatic tradition; there are whiffs here of late Tennessee Williams and "The Iceman Cometh -era O'Neill.

The new experiment in self-government threatened and angered the monarchies in Europe and was a dramatic departure from custom and tradition.

Within a generation, revolutions in Europe and America offered social expression of this literary precept, and a dramatic tradition dominant for 22 centuries was upturned.

His establishment of a dramatic tradition using characteristically Spanish themes, values, and subject matter was further developed by Tirso de Molina and by Pedro Calderón de la Barca.

Mime, as performed by jesters, jongleurs, bands, and acrobats, is an unbroken dramatic tradition that reaches from the Classical world to modern Europe.

This was a dramatic rupture with the genre's traditions.

It was a dramatic sojourn.

This is a dramatic transformation.