Sentence examples for dramatic feel from inspiring English sources

Sharp editing and camera work give the program a dramatic feel, and like any good series, "Ship at War" finds a vibrant central character.

All Mexico's demonstrations that summer had an especially dramatic feel because of the imminent arrival of the games.The president, a narrow-minded bigot, was determined that nobody would hijack or derail them; the games would go ahead whatever happened.

A young tenor saxophonist who has inherited the blues sense, dramatic feel and aggressive tone of the hard-bop musicians and who has logged a lot of time with bandleaders, including Charles Earland and Harold Mabern, also leads his own band.

Taking inspiration from Latin soap operas, Milian wanted to portray a very "dramatic feel" in the song.

The developers considered Dark Samus a "natural choice" for the game because it fit in well with the "dramatic feel of dark and light".

Do you want to leave them with the words on, to create that artsy, dramatic feel?

That gives Kilpatrick even more reason to savor the dramatic feel-good rise of the Pistons.

Drewe's unfashionable refusal to play up the overtly dramatic feels just right.

Take a snowball and crush it gently over the hairstyle to get the snow caught in the hair for a sweet but dramatic look and feel.

The end result is a score that at times feels alive in that the more dramatic parts feel as if they're worming their way into the city rather than reflecting it.

When the rain is most dramatic, we feel him close.