Sentence examples for dramatic form of from inspiring English sources

The most dramatic form of slave protest was outright rebellion.

In Machiavelli's fictive masterpiece, said Gramsci, "political ideology and political science are fused in the dramatic form of a 'myth'".

He is credited with having adapted several of his tales into "drum songs," a popular dramatic form of the time.

In spite of its lack of literary merit, melodrama became the most popular dramatic form of the 19th century.

Through attacking the established "dramatic" form of theatre, Brecht hoped to transform its sated spectators into observers hungering for political and social engagement.

"I view it as a dramatic form of journalism … I felt an incredible responsibility to the victims not to cheapen or sensationalise their experience".

While the myriad problems of Colombia dominate the headlines from South America, most of Colombia's neighbors in the Andean region are experiencing less dramatic forms of turmoil.

Actually, 2001 doesn't exactly fit that first camp either: something in its mandarin blankness and balletic vastness, and refusal to trade in the emollient dramatic forms of human interest and human sympathy.

Numbers fell when the backlog was slashed and immigration policy toughened, but less dramatic forms of overstaying by visitors, or the growing number of foreign students mean the total may still be near 600,000.

Although most of the dance and dramatic forms of Southeast Asia are related at least in the distant past, except in Vietnam and the Philippines, they acquired a very distinctive national and local character over the centuries.

Coronal mass ejections (CMES) are among the most dramatic forms of transient activity occurring in the solar atmosphere.