Sentence examples for dramatic dynamic from inspiring English sources

This dramatic, dynamic design is still borrowed by radical architects today.

The 10th, written in 1961, is a colorful mix of cluster chords, glissandos and dramatic dynamic contrasts.

Their performances, conducted by Jaime Laredo, were solidly unified, but flexible enough to provide the sudden, dramatic dynamic shifts that Mr. Laredo regularly demanded.

Hathaway doesn't want Lewis on the case but reluctantly accepts that he needs him, which provides a satisfying new dramatic dynamic.

And the musical vocabulary, called isicatamiya (the stalking style, named for its dramatic dynamic contrasts), has not changed much over 25 years.

Dense yet light, with biting diction and dramatic dynamic shadings, the Trinity choir was particularly revelatory in the great, dark numbers of the oratorio's second part.

Certainly, early modern gardens were meant to look, sound, smell and feel like paradises, and to provide dramatic and dynamic spaces for those who walked in them.

Tension, a balance maintained in an artistic work (such as a poem, painting, or musical composition) between opposing forces or elements; a controlled dramatic or dynamic quality.

"Ethnic — folklore," said the designer backstage after a show that was dramatic and dynamic, while the 1970s vision of the ethnic/hippie trail had relied on flower power.

The $17.95 nonfiction book, described on its jacket as "a dramatic and dynamic portrait of the universe modern science is creating," touches on such subjects as cosmology, astrophysics, biology and mathematics.

In the published score of the "Symphony of Psalms," the bass drum and timpani at the opening are marked mezzo forte, but Mr. Craft's performance begins with a huge whack, signaling an approach more dramatic and dynamic than the composer's.