Sentence examples for better dramatic from inspiring English sources

9 The profound hatred or mistrust of corrupt wealth and the consequent adoration of lucky poverty could not have a better dramatic demonstration.

The revised version, which includes the great Council Chamber scene, makes better dramatic sense; the original version possesses a raw, direct intensity.The practical problems presented by such comparative back-to-back productions are immense.

As they did to better dramatic effect in their Civil War trilogy ("Pearl Harbor" is the first installment in a new Pacific series), Mr. Gingrich and Dr. Forstchen (who is both a pilot and a professor) alter history as a way of analyzing it.

One of the biggest and perhaps most controversial departures is the collaboration with Lincoln Center Theater, which Mr. Gelb said was designed to produce operas with better dramatic flow from unexpected composers and to give them a chance for improvement before hitting the stage.

Interstate 395: There may be no better dramatic entrance to the nation's capital than on I-395 from Virginia.

… [T]he film doesn't need added suspense, bigger action or a better dramatic twist; it's got all of those, in more than serviceable amounts.

Moreover, I do see how every "now" must assume that things have never been better, more dramatic or more important than this now.

Producer Glen Morgan felt that the episode's writers, Alex Gansa and Howard Gordon, "have a better character-dramatic sense", adding that he believed the episode "really helped define Mulder".

However, Ms Smethurst is keen we wait until we understand the situation better before taking dramatic action.

The 23-year-old has lost in the Wimbledon final four times, including each of the past three years, but has the chance to go one better after a dramatic semi-final victory in which he and his partner saved match point before clinching a 7-6, 3-6, 7-6 win.

English snobbery versus Irish tradition, science versus faith, a single woman versus a powerful male cohort: conditions could hardly be better for breeding dramatic antagonism, and Lib has no trouble racking up nemeses from the stock cast of small-village types she finds herself thrust among.