The phrase 'dramatic love' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a romantic or passionate relationship between two people. For example, "Their dramatic love affair captivated the town for months."
Last year I sat in a darkened cinema for two hours learning about her most dramatic love affair, as portrayed by the lovely Carey Mulligan in An Education.
There could be no more dramatic love at first sight: momentous and unstoppable.
Both favor overarching, dramatic love songs, and both have the vocal equipment to infuse them with fairy tale magic.
An emotional depth came through in dramatic love songs like All I Want, with vocals backed by haunting strings.
With graphic storylines, dramatic love scenes and gruesome portrayals of vampire life, Stephenie Meyer's Twilight novels have become required reading for Britain's teenagers.
But the core themes remained constant: the clash of East and West — seen through the lens of this irresistibly dramatic love narrative — and the possibilities and limits of illusion.
A few weeks ago, for example, Anchorage resident Bill Tyra arrived home from dinner with his wife to find a dramatic moose love triangle playing out on his south Anchorage street.
It's always "Tuh!" Very dramatic, I love her.
"It's very dramatic, people love train-wrecks, people want us to do more of it because it's good for the ratings.
Whereas "Other People" lets us see Shannon's dramatic side, "Love & Friendship" reminds us that Beckinsale has comedic chops ― something lost in the glammed-up action roles that have populated her résumé since 2003.
Her mother, a professor of speech and dramatic arts, loved Ronald Colman, who starred in "Lost Horizon," and young Meg dreamed of traveling to Shangri-La.
