Sentence examples for dramatic impulse from inspiring English sources

The story moves smoothly and with sufficient dramatic impulse.

He does this with skill, variety and strong dramatic impulse.

The questions lack dramatic impulse and one awaits the answers without impatience.

"If I've learned anything from writing seven previous operas," Mr. Paulus, 52, said from his home in St . Paul "I learned that words and music serve the dramatic impulse.

As a director, I see paying due attention to that blueprint is not indulging the writer or making them the object of a personality cult: it is the integrity of the original dramatic impulse itself that is being honoured.

Solti could bring gravitas to Beethoven, warmth to Mendelssohn, and a dramatic impulse to Wagner, adapting his approach to suit the style and mood of the music.

In three songs on Heine texts Mr. Terfel gave freer rein to his dramatic impulses.

Most importantly, in every phrase Ms. Villarroel found a musical expression for her dramatic impulses.

Andrew Arceci brought a lovely tone to the line and matched the dramatic impulses that propelled the superb ensemble playing.

Nilsson lightens her tone in Acts 1 and 2, reserving her dramatic impulses for Elsa's increasingly hysterical confrontation with Lohengrin in Act 3, where she gets a bit carried away and overpowers Windgassen vocally.

A model is likely to arise from one of Avedon's cultivated pep talks with the idea that she really is lovely, and that, instead of merely posing, she is gloriously holding the center of an imaginary stage, free to act as her own dramatic impulses dictate.