Sentence examples for dramatic excitement from inspiring English sources

Reitman is so concerned with tying together the plot elements, and with making his teasing observations, that he left out the simplest kind of dramatic excitement.

I don't have to tell you whom he is, do I? Having turned sports broadcasting into an art throughout his 67 seasons as a broadcaster for the Dodgers, Scully knows a thing or two about creating dramatic excitement.

Chichester has been vivid with dramatic excitements – Rupert Goold's Macbeth and Enron – and such musical glories as Richard Eyre's The Pajama Game.

His aim was to write about real-life events in a way that had the dramatic power, excitement, and intricate structure of a novel.

The everybody-yell scene was the equivalent of a Sorkin walk-and-talk, a somewhat proud display of dramatic verbal excitement.

If you take them all away, it takes some of the dramatics, the excitement of a golf tournament, and we don't want to do that.

"It's dramatic -- the excitement, the carefree feeling that comes when you succeed.

Reckford emphasizes the dramatic power and excitement of Persius's satires--works that normally would have been recited before a reclining, feasting audience.

It's technically interesting.' " At this point in the story, which Mr. Baker told with colorful detail and dramatic punch, his excitement reached an apex: "For me that's a feather in my cap, because it's like saying here's somebody who's got some serious machines, and he's saying that the S600 is one of his favorites, and it happens to be my personal passion.

Monteverdi's trademark feature of "stilo concitato" (rapid repetition of notes to suggest dramatic action or excitement) is deployed to good effect in the fight scene between Ulisse and Iro, and in the slaying of the suitors.

Her policy's success changed ballet worldwide: where the Royal led, other companies began to see the effectiveness of these full-length ballets, which combined poetic classicism, virtuoso excitement and dramatic potency.