Sentence examples for dramatic instinct from inspiring English sources

Nicholas Pallesen, a baritone, combined musicality and a keen dramatic instinct in an aria from "Falstaff".

But within his pure-dance methods, he has a dramatic instinct.

A selection of songs by Verdi and Rossini made the most of Simone Osborne's keen dramatic instinct.

The countertenor Drew Minter, a natural actor, brought great dramatic instinct to the role of Egeo, but the sharp discrepancy between his upper and lower register was distracting.

In Julius Drake they were joined by a character actor at the piano, who slipped into the many roles assigned to him with great dexterity and dramatic instinct.

His rich, honeyed baritone, and a dramatic instinct honed by years of broadcasting, made him a powerful reader of his own and others' poems.

She appears to have great intelligence and genuine dramatic instincts.

And his dramatic instincts could be quite fallible.

Put her in a situation, and her dramatic instincts are formidable.

Mr. Bush has also shown good dramatic instincts, even in the acrid post-election election.

The mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe brought her rich, radiant voice and assured dramatic instincts to the role of Mother Marie.