Sentence examples for dramatic high points from inspiring English sources

"There is no attempt to whistle up some dramatic high points.

"The constant repetition of supposed dramatic high points, in which the talk is regularly of a 'last chance', appear unrealistic and staged.

But Handel's recitative is also vividly dramatic, and in this production, performed in an excellent (uncredited) English translation of the Italian libretto, the exchanges between the characters provide many of the dramatic high points.

The opening statements were the dramatic high points of the first day in which the two sides faced off in a criminal courtroom in the course of a scandal that has severely shaken the $4-billion 4-billionauction trade.

Mankiewicz had built the scenes to end at ironic, dramatic high points, and Welles probably had a more innocently brazen sense of melodramatic timing than any other movie director.

Among the dramatic high points is the mildly sensational suggestion that Hughes and his new lover, Assia Wevill, both turned up at Plath's London flat late on the eve of her death in 1963.

But the dramatic high point is the waterfall.

The dramatic high point came when a lost Japanese tourist burst into reception.

The uproar provided the dramatic high point of the first four days of the Winter Olympics.

Her confrontation with Hermann is the evening's dramatic high point; after that, everything is a bit of an anticlimax.

In the show's dramatic high point she plunged into deep torch territory with an all-stops-pulled "Stormy Weather".