Sentence examples for dramatic edge from inspiring English sources

As beautiful as it is, "Epic" is fatally lacking in visceral momentum and dramatic edge.

But as beautiful as it is, "Epic" is fatally lacking in visceral momentum and dramatic edge.

Gitte Lindstrom and Andrew Bowman, guests from the Royal Danish Ballet, gave the initial performances a dramatic edge, emphasizing shape.

When the show shifted from weekly to biweekly halfway through the season, it lost even more of its dramatic edge.

By Joan Acocella Shakespeare's searing play of jealousy and redemption gives Wheeldon's choreography a new, darkly dramatic edge.

But "The Tsar's Bride" deserves a place of honor, because, along with much good music, it has a sharper dramatic edge than most of his other operas.

If this was dramatic edge-of-the-seat stuff, something similar was going on in south-west France in the Toulouse-Gloucester game, where the West Countrymen went close to pulling off a memorable victory.

Instead, there's a sentimental mushiness and sympathetic squishiness here that blurs the dramatic edges of everything, including that of Roman's own supposed dilemma and the consequence of his actions.

Downpatrick Head is one of the world's more dramatic edges, where the wildflower-studded grass runs in sweet green benevolence until it hits the wild wind and a 140-foot drop onto black rocks and white foam.

Miraflores comes to a halt at a dramatic cliff edge that sweeps above the Pacific Ocean.

I say "temporarily", because as far as I can tell Apple products no longer have a dramatic quality edge.