Sentence examples for dramatic directions from inspiring English sources

While Japes Too is fairly close to Japes, the following plays veer off in more dramatic directions and introduce new characters.

Pascal's infatuation with Agnès's colleague Cécile (Ornella Muti) was played for comedy in "An Amazing Couple," and its reappearance here, in the light of his marital troubles, exposes a logical flaw in Mr. Belvaux's conception, since the character must move in two antithetical dramatic directions at once.

DURHAM, N.C., June 28 — Few things in the performing arts are more marvelously strange than the way the Japanese-American choreographers and performers Eiko and Koma, having started a slow phrase of movement, take it, and with it a whole work, in dramatic directions you could never have seen coming.

The story itself could be broken down in any number of ways for staging: geographical scenes; scenes determined by which person was confronted by choice, so that there is a different central character in each scene; or scenes determined by the change in dramatic directions so that there is a different problem in each scene.

I doubted before the argument that the court would move in that dramatic direction (notwithstanding the invitation to do so extended by Olson and Boies) and nothing today changed that.

They work in terms of length and dramatic direction that way and not really any of the other ways that have been done for a long time".

It's true that this reworking of the biblical story of Nebuchadnezzar has never been in the top flight of Verdi favourites but it has a stimulating narrative drive that cries out for dramatic direction.

While the absence of dramatic direction made for some static ensemble scenes, the combined fervor of Olga Borodina as Amneris and Fabio Luisi at the helm of a fired-up orchestra nevertheless made for an electrically charged and energetic performance.

Phillips says he'd been heading in a more dramatic direction, getting darker and more serious with each film – he's currently exec-producing an HBO series about the rise of Islamic State.

Charlie Chaplin is spoken of as having a style, and it is interesting to notice that it was his incursion into dramatic direction in A Woman of Paris that seemed to crystallize this style.

Mr. Pearlman's most recent role was that of a Hasidic rabbi in Darren Aronofsky's "Pi," an independent film that won the dramatic direction award at the Sundance Festival this year.