Sentence examples for dramatic burden from inspiring English sources

By the end, they have carried most of the book's emotional and dramatic burden.

They may emphasize the wrong words, muddling the message or sounding weirdly off-topic: "The front speakers carry the dramatic burden of the soundtrack," says one of the Avia guys (instead of, "the dramatic burden").

It's the coach, and thus Mr. Quaid, who carries the main dramatic burden of undergoing a significant change.

Walter is fundamentally diffident, decent and disinclined to call attention to himself, traits that pose an obvious challenge to Mr. Jenkins, who must still make this man interesting enough, vivid enough, to carry the film's dramatic burden.

Sarcopenia, the age-related loss of muscle mass and function, imposes a dramatic burden on individuals and society.

The New York Daily News noted that "The show pays more attention to relationships we care about, hints at a sensible number of new ones that show some promise, and thus doesn't rely on obscure medical mysteries to carry the whole dramatic burden", and noted that "the prognosis for this season could be better than last season seemed to foreshadow".

Making little room for history, Mr. Madsen fixes on the down-and-dirty logistics of the missions, some of which are bungled to good dramatic effect, and to the burden increasingly borne by Flame and Citron as a consequence of their bloody work.

Taken together, this model suggests that proteasome inhibition has a dramatic effect to reduce tumor burden, and to prevent bone loss as well as increase bone formation to steady-state levels in multiple myeloma.

Mode preselection is employed to alleviate the dramatic throughout burden.

Occasionally, in the 1950's, a serious black actor like Ossie Davis or Sidney Poitier was featured in such theatrical showcases as "The Philco Television Playhouse," carrying a double burden, dramatic and symbolic.

TRF2 deletion provokes a dramatic DNA damage burden and an immediate DNA damage response as indicated by the increase in γH2AX, p53, and p21 positive cells in the epidermal layer of the skin that is coincidental with a progressive induction of apoptosis until E16.5.