Sentence examples for dramatic caricature from inspiring English sources
This for him was more than a matter of dramatic caricature: he claimed to hear supposed Jewish characteristics like "petty intellectualism" represented musically.Finding moral meanings in formal musical patterns has a venerable history.
Gesturing with his arms and breaking his sentences with dramatic pauses, Mr Kiselev, a caricature of a Soviet propagandist, lamented the "barbarically dismembered" Christmas tree that was being used for barricades.
A brief prologue is followed by 21 scenes, mostly just as brief so that it's all over in 90 minutes, but the dramatic trajectory from burlesque-like caricature to something authentically moving and significant is totally assured.
The dramatic peak of McKim, Mead & White's Low House, a caricature of the gables sheltering the American dream.
In the Putine (The Bottle), which defeated Aristophanes' Clouds for the first prize at the Athenian dramatic contest in 423, Cratinus good-humouredly exploited his own drunkenness (caricatured the previous year in Aristophanes' Knights), showing Comoedia (his wife) complaining of his liaison with the idle mistress Methe ("Drunkenness").
A vivid figure in a landscape dominated by anemic dramatic sopranos, Ms. Millo embodies a kind of divahood that approaches stereotype and invites caricature, but she is a big enough personality to carry it off, unusual headgear and all.
The material comes packed with dramatic possibilities and rich metaphors, but Mr. Roy focuses most of his energy on caricaturing his wealthy former friends.
On Dec. 10, 1896, at the Théâtre de l'Oeuvre, the director Aurélien Lugné-Poë presented Ubu roi, a dramatic sketch that was first conceived by Jarry at the age of 15, with some schoolmates, to caricature a pompous schoolmaster.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
