Sentence examples for dramatic cast from inspiring English sources
This fractious conflation of science, religion, and politics had brought a dramatic cast of characters to the San Diego hearing room.
He gave a fine dramatic cast to the opening, which Mr. Oppitz carried through handsomely, and the two continued to exchange phrases and colorings seamlessly.
With its dramatic cast iron facade and grey concrete interior, this pizzeria feels like the set of a cold war spy flick.
The Breaking Bad victory lap continued as the show took honours for outstanding dramatic cast and for lead actor Bryan Cranston.
The very ease with which we reach for market services may help prevent us from noticing the remarkable degree to which the market has come to dominate our very ideas about what can or should be for sale or rent, and who should be included in the dramatic cast — buyers, branders, sellers — that we imagine as part of our personal life.
But Schenkar cannot seem to decide what "form this biography should take"; as a result, she gives the reader a bit of everything, including a dramatic cast of characters, personal impressions of witnesses she interviewed, long synopses of the coroner's report, an entire chapter based on Dolly's letters and even a recipe for Barney's favorite chicken dish.
And both require small dramatic casts.
The first feature film by László Nemes confronts a subject that many people would prefer not to think about, let alone to cast in dramatic form.
He never wrote a memoir, and his poems, even his last, heartbreaking ones, are dramatic monologues cast in somebody else's voice.
Under the dramatic glow cast by the simplest bare light bulbs to swaying garlands of red lanterns, cook-vendors hawk their wares as loudly as tropical birds, to attract hungry after-work crowds shopping the stands as carefully as though studying a menu.
While McCain, in dramatic fashion, cast the crucial 51st vote against the skinny bill, Collins and Murkowski had also consistently opposed other versions of the bill offered by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky).
