Sentence examples for dramatic center of from inspiring English sources

Where's the dramatic center of this movie?

Though the countess is at the dramatic center of the opera, the role does not involve much singing.

That household, with its polished brass coffee table and overstuffed furniture, is the emotional and dramatic center of the movie.

Ms. Malamud held firmly to the dramatic center of a scene from Act II of "Il Ritorno d'Ulisse in Patria," singing Penelope amid a patchy group of suitors.

The dramatic center of the book is, quite properly, the broadcasts Wodehouse made on Nazi radio during the Second World War.

The elegant atmosphere of thirties high life — men in dinner suits, women in backless silk dresses, a black torch singer undulating in a supper club — is enjoyable enough, but Nair can't seem to find the dramatic center of it.

One of his main contentions is that the monumental Chaconne that closes the Partita No. 2 in D minor (BWV 1004) is the set's dramatic and emotional center of gravity, and he has a point: the next movement in the set, the opening Adagio of the Sonata No. 3 in C (BWV 1005) is overshadowed by the Chaconne's dark mood.

The touching and dramatic courtship at the center of the novel is flatly asserted as something that happened to her great-grandfather.

More than any political rally in these final days before Friday's first free elections in 42 years, a dramatic exhibition in the center of the capital is stirring Czechoslovaks to political debate and reflection.

Posts don't exist as some dramatic button on the center of the screen.

Bassano del Grappa, the city where Montegrappa is headquartered, is home to one of Bartolomeo's clocks: the civic tower in Garibaldi Square, a dramatic edifice near the center of the city, includes one of his timepieces.