Sentence examples for drama designed from inspiring English sources

A field experiment in Rwanda investigated the impact of a radio drama designed to increase perspective-taking with regard to the history of intergroup conflict.

The gesture looked like a suicide attempt, but it was a stratagem: a drama designed to get her sister to take the kids out of the house, so that she could talk to her husband alone.

Havel was in prison when the play was first performed in Avignon as part of an evening of drama designed to bring attention to the plight of the imprisoned writer.

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.

Flaring its muscular grey wings like a stingray leaping out of the river Lea, the Aquatics Centre was planned as the showpiece of the London 2012 Olympic Games, a piece of liquid drama designed by the country's most celebrated queen of the curve, Zaha Hadid.

Rene Denfeld's fascinating and horrific book, All God's Children, details a world in which real street kids form street families together and create "Rambo games" or, later, "drama" designed to inject excitement into a life of fear and boredom.

But whether it's "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" or "The Real Housewives" franchise, our television sets are flooded with manipulative and staged dramas designed to delight, shock and even outrage their audiences.

But there are half a dozen other new dramas designed to make viewers run from the room screaming, including two about aliens from outer space, and at least one sea monster.

On the programming front, ITV's results have been mixed: News at Ten, relaunched with much fanfare in January, has struggled for viewers, as have heavily promoted dramas designed to bring in younger viewers such as Moving Wallpaper/Echo Beach and The Palace In Grade's favour, he has boosted daytime ratings and continues to enjoy success at weekends with The X Factor and Dancing on Ice.

We will organise the formal curriculum around the three Ds: drama, design and daydreaming.

Add the funding squeeze into the mix, and the result is that the practice and study of drama, design, music and art are rapidly disappearing from the curriculum.