Sentence examples for deep drama from inspiring English sources

For the uninitiated, the deep drama and kooky vocal of The Calm is anything but.

This, from his band's debut, is touched by the deep drama and exquisite melancholy of the Bee Gees' finest late-60s chamber-pop.

"High," directed by Rob Ruggiero, isn't a particularly subtle or deep drama, despite some fancy narration about the conversion of St. Augustine and the mysterious ways of God in shaping human destinies.

FEBRUARY TOMATITO One of the greatest living flamenco guitarists, skilled in the music's deep drama of performance, plays as part of the World Music Institute's popular annual flamenco festival.

It's such a fine line to go from deep comedy to deep drama".

But there was a subtler, deeper drama running through the episode.

For Shields and other critics of plot, narrative is a distraction from "the deeper drama" of epiphanies and overt meditation.

Replacing them, especially with light, opens up the works' psychology for contemporary minds while focusing more attention on the steps, where the deepest drama and meaning live.

It was ordered.' " It will also be hard to convince the Kremlin that the comments don't indicate a deeper drama.

Shields argued that novels are often flashes of "narrative legerdemain"; he calls for "serious writing," in which "the armature of overt drama is dispensed with, and we're left with a deeper drama, the real drama: an active human consciousness trying to figure out how he or she has solved or not solved being alive".

While Ullmann's sentences, smoothly translated by Sarah Death, are a pleasure to read and her deft modern sensibility is winning, the deeper drama at work here is missing some crucial, potentially painful connections.