Sentence examples for dramatic action in from inspiring English sources

The most dramatic action in Greenland is simply from surface melting, as temperatures there and across the Arctic have soared in the last four decades.

It may involve an honest mistake, on her part, due to Jeff's single dramatic action in the book: having his graying hair dyed a subtle brown.

Picasso once said that "to make a painting is to engage in a dramatic action in the course of which reality is found to be torn apart".

Until the film's cataclysmic and disconcerting end, that gunshot is about the most dramatic action in "Noi," which is more concerned with moods than with events.

A slightly diversified process occurs in Otelo da Mangueira, exemplifying another option for composing musical theatre, that is, when songs that were previously created are inserted into the dramatic action, in an effective way and being used for specific functions.

Weapons experts and diplomats say that if President Bashar al-Assad is serious about complying with the landmark agreement announced in Geneva on Saturday, he will have to take similarly dramatic action in the coming weeks.

Metastasio, out of sheer artistic need, produced the First Italian Reform by daring to eliminate sentimental sub plots and distracting scenic displays and by taking the trouble to couch his dramatic actions in clear melliflu ous verse, thus circumventing vulgar show‐biz with opera seria and estab lishing this for the next century and a half as a noble form.

Their nature, in its qualities very much opposed to that of the pox, "disliked" the latter so intensely that it would undertake the most dramatic actions in order to get rid of it.

But those same children usually prefer books in which grandparents play second fiddle to the story, as in Audrey and Don Wood's romping cumulative tale "The Napping House," or books in which grandparents figure in dramatic action, as in Allen Say's "Grandfather's Journey".

It's nearly a Freudian cinema, in which deep-seated and inchoate drives are manifested less in dramatic action than in symbols.

It's a mighty act of self-portraiture in dramatic action and in directorial creation.