Sentence examples for dramas feel from inspiring English sources

The characters are strong, the dramas feel rich and organic and the music is fantastic.

But dystopian fiction and cynical dramas feel less palatable as we veer increasingly close to the real thing.

The truth is, the new dramas feel old, and while children may love seeing the same movie over and over, adults don't.

The trouble is that the play itself, abounding in overt points of similarity the canonical Chekhov dramas, feels, as a result, strangely repro- and ersatz.

When watching TV dramas feels like homework.

This first part of the movie has a claustrophobic chamber-drama feel to it, with the camera roving through a single set, in long, long takes.

This coyness prevents us from getting to know and like her, and it makes DiSclafani's attempts to create drama feel contrived.

But the fact is that several of his characters aren't given space to establish themselves strongly enough in our mind's eye, and some elements of the drama feel blurred or hurried.

An acclaimed BBC radio dramatisation, starring Tom Baker, capitalised on the novel's potent docu-drama feel by using a highly effective real-time framework, drawing out in full the terrifying intensity of Deighton's writing.

For the last two years the satellite carrier DirecTV has been giving its in-house 101 Network a PG-13, 10 p.m.-drama feel: "Friday Night Lights," "Wonderland" and "The Nine," serious shows shared with or scavenged from the broadcast networks, have all joined the lineup.

Believing that things will work out okay makes all this drama feel pointless.