Sentence examples for dramatic invention from inspiring English sources

This repetition suggests a lapse of dramatic invention to which the mature Shakespeare never succumbed.

Yet amid all the dramatic invention there are also significant omissions, most notably Elvis's music, and a diplomatic silence about his dependence on prescription drugs.

But he distills the idea of cinematic romance — and, for that matter, romance itself — into a mighty and audacious symbolic, and also dramatic, invention.

"I wondered how you could give dramatic invention to a story that was generally shown as so light and so uninteresting.

Sullivan therefore presented Mansfield with Agnes Carew as the object of Jekyll's affection - a dramatic invention indeed, since it is her father, Sir Danvers Carew, who is the most prominent victim of Hyde's violence.

"In the film we have him building this early computer and nicknaming it 'Christopher' as a dramatic invention to try and convey what Turing's computational and artificial intelligence work meant to him," Moore says.

Those are some of the dramatic inventions on display during this month's Young Playwrights Festival, which has returned after a three-year hiatus to stage the work of a clutch of precocious playwrights.

Here, too, the French colonial legacy plays an important part in the story, and Sembene embodies it with his dramatic conception as well as his directorial invention.

It's not just about bodies, or running time, of course (see last season's "Coram Boy"), but of dramatic scope, theatrical invention and sheer entertainment value.

And, by all dramatic odds, "The Invention of Love" should not work... Housman died an honored man, in 1936, at the age of seventy-seven, and Stoppard aptly situates the play in Hades, where Housman is being ferried across the Styx and looking back on himself as a young man.

The end result, he says, could be as dramatic as the invention of the personal computer.