Sentence examples for distinctly dramatic from inspiring English sources

That's unfortunate because, somewhere within the mashed-potato mounds of Nolan's 2 40 behemoth exists a lean, compelling and distinctly dramatic tale of redemption and sacrifice, told in the kind of personal terms that Nolan made work for him in such films as Memento, Inception (despite its size) and Batman Begins.

Its assemblage of scenes, which also include Paige's encounters with an anorexic girl (Erin Wilhelmi), can seem arbitrary, its dramatic pulse distinctly soft.

In a dramatic and distinctly bad-faith reversal, the woman came around, but not before the judge had issued directives in language that recalled Vietnam-era doublespeak.

This inaugural "modern basics with a twist" collection — a reflection of the designer's now older and more evolved self — is still distinctly wearable, but more dramatic.

Photofrin alone also affects the SL profile, but the impact of PDT is distinctly different, particularly in triggering more dramatic increases in DHceramide levels.

There was also a distinctly American story of self-creation — of a dramatic rise and sudden fall — which invested an essentially banal trial with the weight of meaning and the potential for a schadenfreude festival.

The Ukrainian-born Slivnyak used thick synthetics and delicate sheer panels to create a feminine profile with distinctly masculine elements, inspired by the monochromatic palette and dramatic silhouette of fencing uniforms.

Merging plot lines on both sides of the Atlantic, it brought a distinctly American plot onto Irish soil, while offering a dramatic insight into the minds of both the detective and crucially, the killer too.

The most dramatic example occurs following a heart-chilling (and distinctly improv-free) rendition of an old George Butterworth Shropshire ballad about the evils of sending young men off to war.

What is most striking about the result is the author's distinctly measured tone, which never becomes hysterical or sentimental, even when writing about painful, dramatic or unflattering situations.

So there are assorted, distinctly Oedipal clashes between the two men, played for all-out dramatic fierceness, and a gloriously frenzied, feral canvas-priming scene (staged to a swelling Gluck aria).