Sentence examples for dramatic convictions from inspiring English sources
The role is a triumph for the Albanian soprano Inva Mula, a soprano of keen dramatic convictions whom Mr. Joel often engaged in his post at Toulouse's Capitole theater.
Even so, her dramatic conviction came through.
The baritone Tyler Duncan delivered the texts with a powerful voice and dramatic conviction, enunciating the words with appropriate bite.
Osipova and Vasiliev pull the whole ballet into focus through vivid stage presence, dramatic conviction and sheer swagger.
His stated aims were dramatic conviction and reality, but these ideals meant ultimates to him and not superficial realism.
But what matters is the dramatic conviction of Bond's portrait of Shakespeare in his Stratford retirement.
Mr. Outlaw made the most impressive contributions, singing with a lyrical voice, crisp diction and dramatic conviction.
Mr. Hvorostovsky demonstrated his admirable breath control as he delivered the final line — "You're drunk, you're dead drunk" — with dramatic conviction.
Nicholas Tamagna proved the standout in the title role, singing with a luminous countertenor, strong coloratura and dramatic conviction as he evolved from swaggering unpleasantness to humbled redemption.
In "Vocalissimus," spiked with gibberish, laughter and sprechstimme, Ms. Gaissert's dramatic conviction lent a note of Weillian street toughness to an otherwise whimsical part.
As the Evangelist, the tenor Rufus Müller, who performed from memory, sang with dramatic conviction and shaded the text with a vivid range of contrasts.
