Sentence examples for drama capable of from inspiring English sources

I thought these episodes showed Skins had evolved into an adult drama capable of dealing with more than hash and hormones.

The nō drama provided a framework of drama designed for a small audience of initiates, a stylized, intimate drama capable of fully using the resources offered by masks, mime, dance, and song and conveying in contrast to the public theatre Yeats's own recondite symbolism.

Chris Lee of the Los Angeles Times wrote that "her 'comeback' – if you want to call it that – cemented Spears' place as pop music's reigning drama queen, capable of capturing worldwide tabloid headlines with a bare minimum of creative expenditure".

And the economy of means he used when singing lieder – when everyone in the room knew the drama he was capable of – was astonishing.

Not until after World War II were modern dramas that were capable of moving an international audience written and competently staged.

Still, he was capable of drama when the job required it.

He's a commanding improviser, capable of serious drama and conscious of what goes unsaid.

But this year's extended Oscar race was capable of creating drama under its own momentum, thank you very much.

Last week's Law & Order: SVU episode, "Acceptable Loss," reminded me that if I want to see a TV drama treat Muslim characters as capable of full human complexity, cop shows might not be the best place to look.

Grillparzer was unusually gifted not only as a dramatic poet but also as a playwright capable of creating dramas suitable for performance.

At those moments, you may find yourself asking why a playwright would so willfully abjure the stuff of drama when he's clearly so capable of providing it.