Sentence examples for dramatic ideas from inspiring English sources

As fresh as his view of flamenco may be, his dramatic ideas are excruciatingly trite.

Mr. Kitayenko himself had overtly dramatic ideas about the music at hand.

For the next ten minutes, she turned the piece of furniture into a laboratory for various dramatic ideas.

It benefits from several smart dramatic ideas, like having an actress playing a mental patient remove just one of your shoes.

As common to Mr. Nureyev's revisions of the 19th-century classics, this "Swan Lake" has valid dramatic ideas that are not always persuasively realized.

Based upon the 1852 play by Alexandre Dumas fils (La Dame aux camélias), the opera marked a large step forward for Verdi in his quest to express dramatic ideas in music.

This is a legitimate dramatic idea and a provocative one.

That vague but dramatic idea both angered and baffled many businessmen, who wondered who would make the distinction, and how.

Mr. Goda tells his story in short, sharp scenes, each with a clear (if sometimes overexplained) dramatic idea.

But "The Last Supper" began percolating in his mind, he said, some time after that, as an ordinary dramatic idea.

But it's essentially a skit idea, not a dramatic idea, and the best the movie does with it is to repeat it.