Although his sharp-edged faces and bodies, as well as his use of dramatic lighting, bear a strong resemblance to Eichenberg's work, Ward's images were grittier than his counterparts' and invested with subtle nuances all his own.
Reviewing the premiere for The Musical Times, Stanford's friend J A Fuller Maitland wrote, "Mr. Stanford's style of instrumentation... is built more or less on that of Schumann; while his style of dramatic treatment bears more resemblance to Meyerbeer than to that of any other master".
Maybe too much: he has more messy complications than dramatic coherence can bear.
Though heightened for dramatic purposes, Adam bears some resemblance to his creator.
Grieg's Haugtussa, his only song cycle, is no masterpiece, though De Niese brought considerable dramatic subtlety to bear on its narrative of the affair between a herd girl and the bounder who seduces and abandons her.
Before he started creating his own work, in 1990, Hoghe was a newspaper writer and then a dramaturge for Pina Bausch's Tanztheater Wuppertal, and he brings a strong literary and dramatic force to bear in "Pas de Deux".
His work even led to dramatic social ramifications borne of mass production - ranging from higher wages for his workers to affordability of his vehicles.... is borne from really listening to the customer.
Even for known recessive disease genes, human knockouts can have a dramatic phenotype that bears little or no resemblance to the well established recessive disease; for example, the NEB gene, which encodes a large cytoskeletal protein, causes embryonic lethality in human knockouts, whereas in those with less severe biallelic mutations it only causes myopathy [ 3].
The results indicate that the bore fluid composition has dramatic effects on the microstructure of the resultant hollow fibre membranes.
"The Last Confession," a tragic episode set against a background of the Italian Risorgimento, is a powerful dramatic monologue that can bear comparison with those of Robert Browning.
