Sentence examples for dramatic authority from inspiring English sources
His "Some Enchanted Evening" surpassed even Ezio Pinza's original version in dramatic authority.
By the end of the term, students were "speaking" the poems of Auden and Bishop and Keats and Wyatt with dramatic authority and real enjoyment.
She composes with dramatic authority: Birch tucks one daughter under an arm, and the twisting tree connects him, like Laocoön's serpent, with the other.
In particular, Yvonne Howard's interpretation of the title role possesses real musical and dramatic authority; she takes on its huge challenges one by one and conquers them all.
With Mr. Barrett at the piano Mr. Blumberg also brought rich sound and dramatic authority to Christopher Theofanidis's harmonically piercing setting of Emily Dickinson's elusive poem known as "The Props Assist the House".
His eloquence gives him dramatic authority - he can soliloquise in a crowd in a way that makes both his followers and his enemies squirm in embarrassment - but it does nothing for his political power.
Fresh speculation last week, suggesting a uniform two-child rule might be adopted from 2015, ended in a less dramatic announcement: authorities were considering allowing couples a second birth if one parent was an only child.
The results still called for a dramatic step: Japanese authorities had ordered people within eighteen miles to evacuate or to stay indoors, but now the State Department warned U.S. citizens to stay at least fifty miles from the plant and to defer travel to Japan.
Although Ai hasn't had any dramatic altercations with authorities since 2011, it was still a surprise to hear that his first ever solo exhibition in China got the go-ahead this year.
The exalted notions that Richard articulated in Ireland formed the background for his dramatic reassertion of royal authority two years later in England.
Under George W. Bush, Cheney was the architect, along with his legal counsel, David Addington, of a dramatic expansion of executive authority — a power grab that Obama criticized, fiercely, on the campaign trail, and promised to "reverse".
