Sentence examples for dramatic backbone from inspiring English sources
"I wanted that to be the dramatic backbone," Mr. Cocks recalled in a recent telephone interview.
But it's the voice-over narration that provides the dramatic backbone, just as repeating musical passages string an emotional line through the story's episodic baubles.
The film's strong and simple dramatic backbone sustains a wide range of incidental events that arise from the premise and fill in the background of the story and the characters with a cleverly calculated precision.
Distrust of organised religion forms the dramatic backbone of many of his operas and provides the source of ambivalence at the heart of his Requiem, in which liturgy collides with high drama, and from which God, though ceaselessly invoked, seems at times indifferent to the suffering of his own creation.
Conjugation of starting and ending functionalizations with the polythiophene backbone produces dramatic changes in electronic (electrochemical and optical) properties.
The selective insertion of pseudo-proline (ΨPro) systems featuring different 2-C-substituents at the oxazolidine ring exerts dramatic effects upon the backbone conformation as demonstrated by NMR analysis.
Tonight's feast proves two things: that the Mac's consistent delivery of hit choruses doused in dramatic tension can form the backbone of a great karaoke night, and that the lack of female headliners at music festivals wouldn't be an issue if more festivals had a Fleetwood Mac theme.
Stronger base causes a more dramatic change in the polypyrrole backbone with an obvious increase in the electron density on the β-carbons, consistent with the reduction of the carbon backbone.
Their sound is dramatic, melancholic and has a killer lyrical backbone.
Their sound is dramatic, melancholic, and has a killer lyrical backbone.
In a second part of the text, we show that in pathogens, gene content dynamics (insertions and deletions) have a much more dramatic effect on genome organization stability than backbone rearrangements.
