Sentence examples for dramatic heat from inspiring English sources

Despite an impeccable production directed by Scott Elliott, the play grinds through its glum, familiar paces without generating much dramatic heat or emotional resonance, notwithstanding a climactic outburst of violence.

Most American writers who do venture overseas, rather than opening themselves to the unknown with curiosity and respect, drag otherness home, using it to incite dramatic heat — or farce.

Only a director as fond of actors as Mr. Rudolph would have allowed Mr. Nolte the room to deliver a scenery-chewing rant that for all its dramatic heat, also stops the movie cold.

And there was ample dramatic heat in her readings of "Gelosia, Dispetto e Sdegno" and "Ah Sia Già." Technical facility has long been a given for Ms. Bartoli, but even so there was much to admire in her floated pianissimo passages and the crystalline clarity she brought to Salieri's stretches of fiery fioratura.

However fine the cacophonous music, when it's set against a narrative that generates no dramatic heat or rhythm, it feels like hyperbole.

Maintaining a suitably steady arc distance is difficult if a constant voltage power source is used instead, since it can cause dramatic heat variations and make welding more difficult.

Although significant BTIP magmatism occurred in northern England, it thus had only a limited net effect; the crust experienced dramatic heating, but cooled back to its original thermal state within, at most, a few tens of millions of years.

This relationship is most dramatic during heat waves (several days of extreme heat) with the occurrence of heat stroke deaths [(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) 2005; New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (NYCDOHMH) 2006; Semenza et al. 1996] and excess natural-cause mortality (Davis et al. 2003).

I daresay the best joke remains Mr Punch's most venerable, after the dramatic dead heat of 1877 when his headline read: OXFORD WON, CAMBRIDGE TOO.

The tumultuous and often bitter EU referendum campaign has left the two rival camps – Remain and Leave – locked in a dramatic dead heat with just four days to go before the British people decide their European future.

We review the experimental evidence, especially the anomalous experimental observations of interest to engineers, concerned with enhancement (which is sometimes rather dramatic) in heat, mass and momentum transfer during the flow of such "slipping fluids".