Sentence examples for dramatic involvement from inspiring English sources
Still, they sang with intensity and keen dramatic involvement, and the cast, over all, was strong.
In Verdi she was a mite less successful: her Violetta lacks dramatic involvement and the heavier roles in his operas need more strength in the voice.
(Schweitzer) ★ Matthias Goerne and Leif Ove Andsnes (Tuesday) The German baritone Matthias Goerne brings mellow warmth, dramatic involvement and strong interpretive insights to everything he sings.
Whether in her accentuation of individual steps or the sense of dramatic involvement with which she shapes entire roles, Ms. Pickard is an entirely admirable example of a dancer who has learned to make the most of herself.
For his recital tomorrow at the Metropolitan Museum, his only New York recital of the season, he is singing a work that invites dramatic involvement: Ernst Krenek's elaborate song cycle "Journey Through the Austrian Alps".
Cigna's dramatic involvement - the critic Cecil Smith described the way she would "sweep through the whole of Norma as if it were the second act of Tosca" - made her a natural for the verismo repertory.
To us the fact that this difference is so dramatic suggests the involvement of selection, perhaps in addition to biased gene conversion.
He was involved in the real estate business in New York, and in his retirement became a patron of the performing arts, especially in the field of dramatic writing, with involvements at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Hunter College, The Lark Theatre Company, and The Jewish Museum.
The oncological results showed a dramatic reduction in margin involvement, with tumor-involved margins for the invasive component in 3%% of the USS group compared with 17%% in the PGS group.
Modotti's beauty, dramatic life, and active involvement in communist politics have often overshadowed her contributions to photography.
May will say that the Tories have successfully managed to scale back on a dramatic scale Britain's involvement with EU-wide criminal justice measures.
