Sentence examples for dramatic engagement from inspiring English sources

What a pity the surrounding promenade is limp, in terms of both design and dramatic engagement.

In other items, too, Mr. Genz showed a keen capacity for dramatic engagement, for suggesting that what was happening in a song was happening to him.

But it is hard to have an "Otello" without an Otello, and on opening night the tenor Johan Botha struggled mightily with the part's imposing demands, straining vocally and offering little dramatic engagement to compensate.

Ms. Bacon, above with Todd Gearhart, traces in courageously strong colors Alma's anxious, throbbing intensity, exemplified by the dramatic engagement in her hobby, singing, that so mortifies her father.

The narrative covers more ground than it has legs for, and as a consequence its ideas lack that dramatic engagement in the chaos of their own historical moment that might have made them come alive.

This "winter journey" is not just the Hamlet of German art song, or lieder — 70 minutes of singer and pianist, testing both players' musical concentration and dramatic engagement to the limit.

But they might see a dramatic change in engagement and innovation if they did.

The dramatic improvement in engagement surprised everyone, and it showed up in a significant reduction in attrition (people leaving the company), from 12percentto6percentcent.

The so-called "French intifada", the guerrilla war with police at the edges and in the heart of French cities, is only the latest and most dramatic form of engagement with the enemy.

We reached a peak audience of 322,000 on Facebook and saw dramatic increases in engagement.

That's led to a dramatic increase in engagement, Hullot says — Fotopedia now says it's seeing 200,000 visits a day, up 400percentt from the previous quarter.