Sentence examples for dramas arose from inspiring English sources

Little dramas arose throughout "poem," and Olson carried these with ease.

Von Sternberg casts off social graces to confront the destructive primal forces from which society and its dramas arise.

A death and resurrection sacred drama arose around the fertility motif, in which a perpetual dying and rebirth in nature and humanity was enacted.

The drama arose when NASCAR prevented Jeff Burton from updating the Cingular logos on his car.

Because that, for me, is where the drama arises.

The sense of struggle, instead of arising from the drama, arises from the performance.

But the through-line of the drama arises from a problem with Kidane's herd.

Much of the drama arises from odd-man-out situations, one dancer continuing as the others stop and stare.

Fear of drama arises when the documentary genre is seen as meritorious unto itself and film criticism veers toward op-ed punditry in lieu of aesthetics.

There is rhythm in the 35-minute performance, directed by Jon Kinzel, and much of its quiet drama arises from something as impersonal as the use of space.

And drama arises not in any significant way from the tacked-on plot points but, rather, from the wild physical results and emotional implications of the scientific mission.