Sentence examples for dramatic gift from inspiring English sources

Kitson, who began as a standup comic, certainly shows a natural dramatic gift.

On occasion in the "Dumky" she took this dramatic gift a bit too far, with excessive vibrato and ponderous bowing, as if she were playing in italics.

There was her translucent dramatic gift, always backed up by scrupulous research into the characters she danced, and there was the sheer force of her presence on stage.

Helpmann's dramatic gift also informed his choreography, and it's a gift to the archives that BRB have brought his lost 1944 ballet, Miracle in the Gorbels back to the stage.

Mr. Neal, who has been dancing brilliantly for several years, now showed off a dramatic gift, making sense of a collage-type Latin solo set to the percussion section of Morton Gould's score.

That was the dramatic gift the story gave to us.

He has considerable dramatic gifts.

Greeks (the ancient ones) arrived, bearing dramatic gifts.

It is tragic to think where her dramatic gifts would have taken her in time.

But whatever the role, she made it uniquely her own thanks to her dramatic gifts and striking personality.

Mac Orlan wrote: "She brings to her singing all her dramatic gifts, using them to make each text profound".