They know that they have to do something dramatic and brilliant next week or the game is up.
In the last four and a half years, there have been some dramatic and brilliant changes in my life, but my initial vision of days spent doing nothing other than plotting and writing were way off the mark.
With sadness, the Officers and Members of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry, mourn the loss of this outstanding mentor, teacher, clinician, and past President whose dramatic and brilliant wit, sustaining good humor, vision, generosity and warmth survive as an everlasting memorial in our hearts.
When they were dramatic, they were brilliant – they took the play to another level.
It's not cod; it's not pastiche; it's not "gothic", it is just a brilliant dramatic scene.
The four pieces by Rameau, with three of the four musicians playing, restored French music to a public art: brilliant, dramatic with even a touch of glitz.
Profile: Chiwetel Ejiofor As with Before Midnight, it feels a bit churlish to single out one half of a brilliant dramatic double act.
Yet the content of his works, the rich dramatic contrasts, the brilliant orchestral sections, and, above all, the permeating sensuous melancholy and languorous pastoral sighings, put him in a different world: in short, the Rococo world of Louis XV.
July 28 , 1811Milan, Italy November 29, 1869 Berlin, Prussia Giulia Grisi, (born July 28 , 1811 Milan, Italy died Nov. 29, 1869, Berlin, Prussia [Germany]), Italian soprano whose brilliant dramatic voice established her as an operatic prima donna for more than 30 years.
Soon after graduating she joined the Comédie-Française, where her performance in "The Typewriter" moved the play's author, Jean Cocteau, to call her "the most brilliant dramatic temperament to emerge after the war".
The décor at La Panetière has been pared down somewhat, and the look is more contemporary, dependent on dramatic spurts of brilliant color — in table napkins and floral arrangements — against stark white tablecloths.
