Sentence examples for dramas provide from inspiring English sources

Mike Leigh's domestic dramas provide a wealth of social detail.

Network programmers still emphasize that scripted comedies and dramas provide the backbone of television entertainment, but they have noticed the ardent support young viewers have given to virtually every reality series networks have tried so far.

Legal dramas provide a far more humanized vision of lawyers than how we normally regard them, as being too narrowly focused, unable to see the big picture and unconcerned about what they see when they look in the mirror.

The top CBS dramas provide a safe haven from all these masculine effusions of feeling and self-scrutiny: the characters on "NCIS" and the spinoff "NCIS: Los Angeles" stay light no matter how dark the crimes; almost all the heroes have murky, traumatic tragedy in their past and choose not to dwell on it.

His first major feature credit, Yanks, was an extension of these domestic-scale dramas, providing a role for Richard Gere at the height of his smouldering years.

Character actors sometimes step out from the shadows to play prominent roles in popular tele- vision dramas, providing a bedrock for productions that feature ensemble casts.

Although Lorraine's illness casts its shadow over everything, it's the quieter introspective dramas, provided by Endicott's skillful rotation among the characters' points of view, that hold your attention.

According to Susan Aberth, an art-history professor at Bard who serves as the Marcianos' Masonry consultant, the dramas provided a welcome outlet for the frustrations of mid-century middle-class male life.

These lynching dramas provided a counternarrative to the myths of African American irresponsibility and sought to reaffirm efforts to build whole and stable households.

"Legacy Falls" may seem like a winning format for a reality series, but according to composer-lyricist James Burn, daytime dramas provided ample source material "ideally suited" for musical theater, particularly in a show intended as a satire.

Will this Life on Mars style drama provide ITV1 with a drama breakthrough?