Sentence examples for dramatic enactment from inspiring English sources

Shamanic symbolism is presented through dramatic enactment and dance.

There's no dramatic enactment beyond motifs of collapse and grief, yet the combination of restraint and emotion is profoundly moving.

But today seems a propitious moment to re-encounter it as a dramatic enactment of human experience at its essence.

Halvard's encounter with a fiery-hearted young woman from his past, Hilde Wangel (Charlotte Parry), becomes a dramatic enactment of the forces animating, inspiring or destroying the artist in the drawn-out struggle to reconcile the prerogatives of aesthetics and of life.

For the May 1999 program featuring Anita Shreve's novel "The Pilot's Wife," for example, Ms. Winfrey filmed a dramatic enactment of a scene in the book, followed by a discussion with several women who, like the book's heroine, found that their husbands had other families.

(Walton, 1990) analyzed various important modes of representation in and outside the arts depiction, narration, dramatic enactment, etc.—in terms of the special sorts of prop and special sorts of principle of generation characteristic of such anthropologically conspicuous, intrinsically satisfying, content oriented games.

There are also some dramatic re-enactments of scenes.

A dramatic re-enactment of Henderson's demise appeared on YouTube, complete with shattered iPod.

In 1971 Mr. Wolper produced "Appointment With Destiny," a series that mixed historical footage with dramatic re-enactments.

Courtrooms, when not involved in legal matters, are host to dramatic re-enactments of famous court cases.

Karen Yourell, the park ranger who was overseeing the visitor center that morning, has played the role of Abigail Adams in dramatic re-enactments of local events.