Sentence examples for dramatic exploration from inspiring English sources

Just because an era is amusingly kitsch does not mean it is ripe for dramatic exploration.

THREE TO SEE HOMEBODY/KABUL Young Vic, London SE1 Declan Donnellan directs a dramatic exploration of Afghanistan by Tony Angelss in America' Kushner.

Perhaps a site-specific production with enhanced audience interaction, or more robust dramatic exploration of the unapologetic prof's personal detours might have energized this too-static piece.

To my childhood ears, it sounded as though all the voiceover artists had colds, which made the characters seem sadder and made Peanuts seem not so much cartoon as lugubrious dramatic exploration of seasonal affective disorder.

Despite contemporary British Muslim life rarely puncturing the walls of the National, they presented Islam not only as a topic for dramatic exploration, but as an urgent problem: one that society has been too scared to confront.

Her first play, Blood and Ice, about Mary Shelley and the writing of Frankenstein, is a brilliant, almost feverishly poetic and dramatic exploration of the feminist impulse and its limits.

Running separately and together, their stories become dramatic explorations of conditions far larger than their individual destinies — a meditation on our species and our planet at a time heavily shadowed by the prospect of extinction.

This three-act opera of roughly 90 minutes (played here, as is common, with only brief breaks between acts) flowed with uncommon urgency, a miracle of compact dramatic storytelling and exploration of the unconscious.

The dramatic increase in exploration for unconventional hydrocarbon resources has inherently fuelled the need for new source-rock geochemical data.

But for now, we can relax and NASA can move forward with what will be dramatic year for exploration.

A remix album is an opportunity to take songs written to rock and let them become more of a dramatic statement or exploration with composition.