Sentence examples for dramatic feast from inspiring English sources

Mozart: "Mitridate, Re di Ponto" (Decca) — In a DVD from the 2006 Salzburg Festival, the director Günter Krämer takes a supposedly minor Mozart opera and turns it into a dramatic feast that features stellar performances by Richard Croft, Miah Persson, and Bejun Mehta and vigorous accompaniment by Marc Minkowski and Les Musiciens du Louvre-Grenoble.

**Mozart: "Mitridate, Re di Ponto" (Decca)—**In a DVD from the 2006 Salzburg Festival, the director Günter Krämer takes a supposedly minor Mozart opera and turns it into a dramatic feast that features stellar performances by Richard Croft, Miah Persson, and Bejun Mehta and vigorous accompaniment by Marc Minkowski and Les Musiciens du Louvre-Grenoble.

It's an industry characterized by dramatic feast or famine.

The overall result is a dramatic, visual feast.

The synagogal lessons from Scripture were embellished in Yiddish in the so-called Taitsh Humesh ("Yiddish Pentateuch"), in the more fancifully titled Tzeʾena u-reʾena ("Go Forth and See"; compare Song of Solomon 3 11), and in adaptations of the story of Esther designed for dramatic presentation on the feast of Purim.

Meanwhile, the news media have feasted on the dramatic tale of Mr. Butler, a vacationing schoolteacher who has surfed for more than 30 years.

The traumatized soldier turned specter at the family feast has been a dramatic staple at least since World War I.

Or should we just tune out and feast our faces on the dramatic interplay – the tears, the envy, the shame – between the rich and poor?

The distanced treatment may be Lee's way of admitting that this particular killer — an ugly, overweight screamer who leaves cake on the table for flies to feast on — is hopeless as dramatic material.

WHATEVER happens with NBC's "Smash," theater lovers who also watch television are going to enjoy a feast of backstage and onstage dramatics.

Dussehra is preceded by nine days of revelry, or Navratri, during which devotees feast, fast and pray, and watch dramatic portrayals of the life of Rama.