Sentence examples for dramatic emotion from inspiring English sources

The performances are carefully purged of any overtly dramatic emotion.

One person's dramatic emotion is another's daft pomp.

Sometimes the urge for showmanship, for dramatic conflict, gets in the way of what Schrader is trying to say; at other times, the desire to say something, the force of his own character, takes the place of dramatic emotion.

But it's perhaps album opener "Best Friend" that best demonstrates their favoured tropes: the terse, mechanistic beat, as if programmed on some primitive drum-machine, underpins a jaunty African guitar twinkle in the fashionable Vampire Weekend manner, with Jonathan Pierce's somewhat epicene vocal style bringing suitably dramatic emotion to a lyric about a deceased friend.

The young lady performing the anthem sang it with deep and dramatic emotion, like a lament for the defeated heroes of an epic battle.

The people around whom these great dramatic emotions and situations swirled were you and me, the average Joes.

Dramatic times produce dramatic emotions, but as the dust settles, some of these acts of intense clarity and passion are already blurring, or cooling.

The first was done by Robert Russell Bennet, and the second by Hershy Kay, and Eddie Sauter, Rodgers contribution was simply a succession of tunes and other musical ideas devised to fit various dramatic emotions.

There are turns toward heartfelt, dramatic emotions among the story's moments of living-room farce, and the cast likewise all handle it with aplomb.

As such, the juxtaposed severity (of design) and sensuousness (of colour) in 'White Centre' (1950) creates a dialectic of dramatic emotions.

"The insight is that with the right design, even a simple piece of folded paper can create a range of dramatic emotions," writes Karlen Chang, the creative director of mixMotion.