Sentence examples for by a dramatic directness from inspiring English sources
The boldness of the literary devices used especially obliquity, irony, and paradox are often reinforced by a dramatic directness of language and by rhythms derived from that of living speech.
Where Ligeti conjures a dramatic directness from his fusion of voices and instruments, Eotvos focuses on the frustrations of communication.
If "Seize the Day" is your favorite Bellow (as it is mine) for its compact clarity of action and dramatic directness, then you are not a major Saul Bellow fan (as I am not), philosophical prolixity and narrative bagginess being part of the Bellow point.
The registers and language of the Bible are never far away in her work, the religious idea of insight replaced by a fiercely secular directness.
She had an intimate connection with virtually all the songs she sang, and her interpretations were touched by a directness of feeling that matched her purity of tone.
"Submarine," a dramatic comedy by Richard Ayoade.
A dramatic setting, pinched by Tyne valley.
With a directness rarely permitted by his own obscure lyrics—a directness that seems, quite suddenly, to have found a new appeal for him Mr Dylan sings of ageing and decaying and a refusal to be bowed.
"Right from the start I heard the son's voice very strongly," she said, and with a directness which felt a world away from the heightened rhetoric of a dramatic dialogue.
