Sentence examples for dramatic class from inspiring English sources

Such a refreshingly dysfunctional man, in such a refreshingly dysfunctional landscape of snowy subtitles: both the original Swedish series and the Kenneth Branagh outings oozed murkily on to our screens reeking with dark dramatic class.

The original ensemble was made up of amateur actors from the Society of Art and Literature and from the dramatic classes of the Moscow Philharmonic Society, where Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko had taught.

They could take part in "community singing, bowling, knitting, dramatics classes, symphony listening and first aid".

At eight, she joined a dramatic improvisation class.

The seats that in Hollywood would be occupied by skeptical network executives were here filled by visitors from the "Television as a Dramatic Medium" class.

The Institute for Public Policy Research, a centre-left think tank, highlighting a "dramatic social class divide in electoral participation", has advocated compelling first-time voters to turn out to try to "kick-start voting as a habit of a life-time", with the proviso that the option of "none of the above" should be available on the ballot paper.

Then I remembered a book I had read in a modern dramatic literature class called Backwards and Forwards, by David Ball.

A more dramatic difference between Class I and Class II compounds appears in the CoMSIA hydrogen bond acceptor and donor fields (Figures 3C and 3D).

"I loved writing dramatic monologues; in class, I did Cerberus, spontaneously".

Former works have stressed the dramatic effect of class imbalance on link prediction problems in social networks, especially in mobile phone networks ([11, 20]).

Chief Financial Officer Megan Reilly warned last week that following the state's directives would require a dramatic increase in class sizes and a staff reduction of up to 2,000.