Sentence examples for dramatic feeling of from inspiring English sources

Barry travelled with the crew to Turkey to try getting influences of the local music, but ended up using almost nothing, just local instruments such as finger cymbals to give an exotic feeling, since he thought the Turkish music had a comedic tone that did not fit in the "dramatic feeling" of the James Bond movies.

His selection of plebeian models for the most important characters in his religious pictures caused great controversy, but the utter sincerity of the figures and the intensity of dramatic feeling are characteristic of the Baroque (see photograph).

His compositions are smooth and even in texture, with less dramatic feeling than those of Josquin.

I've recently re-read Djuna Barnes's Nightwood, for the third time, and it holds up as an extraordinary work of poetic diction, and high dramatic feeling.

She lacks neither virtuoso technique nor dramatic feeling, and yet both here are drastically misapplied.

The vigorous brush strokes enhance the dramatic feeling devised through color and light.

It leaves, not a dramatic feeling but great emptiness.

I think that some of these dramatic  feelings from much earlier times about  the great beasts remain in us, even if  buried deep, and in Africa, they can emerge to surprise us.

The colors are more vivid, vistas more dramatic, and feelings of awe more awesome.

"We wanted a dramatic entrance and the feeling of entering a fair," said Joshua Ruff, a curator at the museum.

There are many notable images without duplicate parts, including Ken Hubbard's "Lindenhurst," with its dramatic shadows and odd feeling of suspended animation, Antonia Pisciotta's two-color landscapes that focus on lovingly scrutinized rhythms and textures, and Jim Senetto's pair of untitled montages, in which building fragments and water details are disturbingly off-kilter and out of scale.