Sentence examples for dramatic aptitude from inspiring English sources
Handel transcended the formal conventions of opera seria with his melodic inspiration, harmonic ingenuity, and dramatic aptitude as a composer and his independent nature as an impresario.
And the high points of the show are those in which Dame Cleo's dramatic instincts supersede mechanical aptitude.
Plot was never Koltès's strength, and his monologues can be rants, but his aptitude for dramatic confrontation saves him.
The dramatic fall in scores on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (a standardized test taken by a large number of high school graduates) between 1963 and 1982 occasioned a wave of public concern.
He borrowed her aptitude for melodrama in order to splice Hollywood-style dramatic compression to a documentary-based realism in the interest of a personal and philosophical cinema.
Griffith takes full advantage of his actors' slapstick aptitude, combining the low humor of movie pioneers with a dramatic romance involving an upright scion (the stage star Alfred Lunt, in one of his few film appearances) who perceives, through Sally's greasepaint and antics, her noble nature.
Griffith takes full advantage of his actors' aptitude for slapstick, combining the low humor of movie pioneers with a dramatic romance involving an upright gentleman (the stage star Alfred Lunt, in one of his few film appearances) who perceives, despite Sally's greasepaint and antics, her noble nature.
He got good grades, went in for some college dramatics, and became president of the student council, but he had no time, and little aptitude, for athletics.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
As for logistical aptitude?
