Sentence examples for dramatic inspiration from inspiring English sources

"The Great Gatsby" has enough fine music and dramatic inspiration in it to warrant additional productions and revisions.

Diving Act It's not often that one finds dramatic inspiration at the swimming pool, but that's exactly where Leslie Ayvazian says her latest solo work leapt from.

When some future Shakespeare, Schiller or Verdi looks to the House of Windsor for dramatic inspiration they will settle on "Diana", not Elizabeth II.

The impressions gathered in Italy remained a source of both musical and dramatic inspiration down to the last of his works, Les Troyens and Béatrice et Bénédict (first performed 1862).

Coogler, who previously directed "Creed," his 2015 reboot of the "Rocky" series, has a distinctive mode of dramatic inspiration: he catches the existential struggles of life and death in quiet moments of intimate confrontation.

That was a misunderstanding of an earlier time, when production values were mistaken for imagination — Ulmer, working fast with little money, turned out movies of great visual and dramatic inspiration ("Detour" being the most famous of them).

But in such symphonies as his No. 4, No. 5, No. 6, and Manfred and in many of his overtures, suites, and songs, he achieved the unity of melodic inspiration, dramatic content, and mastery of form that elevates him to the premiere rank of the world's composers.

Verhaeren's plays in verse, although often showing dramatic power and poetic inspiration, are sometimes criticized for their excessively rhetorical style and are rarely produced.

If "A Long Day's Journey Into Night" is about the most famous dysfunctional family in American dramatic history, O'Neill's inspiration began at home.

The Western ghost towns that haunt the film, the tawdry isolation of a roadside motel that foreshadows the pathologies of "Psycho," and a dramatic turn of Faulknerian inspiration (a bit of do-it-yourself obstetrics reminiscent of "The Wild Palms") sardonically expose the American Dream as a death-bound Sisyphean struggle.

(Aston Martin) Vauxhall SRV (1970) Little more than a design exercise, the dramatic SRV (Styling Research Vehicle) took inspiration from the long-tailed Le Mans prototype racers of the late 1960s.