Sentence examples for dramatic flaw from inspiring English sources
His dramatic flaw is that he only wants to talk about his ideas".
One slight dramatic flaw in the casting is that Tony is described in the book as old and unattractive, especially by his possessive sister, Marie (here Bess Morrison).
Everyone has their flaws.
The founders, for all their dramatic flaws, knew what liberty meant.
Pageantry is a conventionally handy compensation for dramatic flaws, but the festival's resources do not encompass such essential embellishment.
Though astonishing, "Rinaldo," the first Italian opera Handel wrote for the London stage, has dramatic flaws, Mr. Daniels said.
The authors of this history wonder how opera transcends its significant dramatic flaws — the absurdity of a tuberculous character singing an aria, for instance — and why new works have "dried to a trickle".
The play lacks the lyricism of Shakespeare's better-known works, and its dramatic flaws are hard to ignore -- too many major developments (a crucial poisoning, a pivotal death) happen offstage; two strong female characters essentially disappear in the second half; an heir materializes out of nowhere at the end.
