Sentence examples for dramatic meaning from inspiring English sources

Ms. Borree successfully conveyed dramatic meaning through gesture.

Suddenly the gestures were imbued with dramatic meaning and illustrations of words spoken by the dancer.

Anti-realistic, antiheroic, the choreography telegraphs its dramatic meaning in extravagant distilled images, often symbolic.

Perhaps the central achievement of Figaro lies in its ensembles with their close link between music and dramatic meaning.

The simplicity of someone cooking food assumes an ambiguous dramatic meaning as well as an aesthetic beauty.

The score by Heitor Villa-Lobos, commissioned and here played on tape, is coarsely effective; the dance spells out every dramatic meaning ponderously.

In his compositions, Rameau tried to highlight music's potential for dramatic meanings.

Hirsch, who has a warmer sense of a movie's human and dramatic meanings (and failings) than Fujiwara, sorts out the good films from the bad and is eager to present a fully developed portrait of a man often reviled as a brute.

The humpback's communication with the probe at the climax of the film contained no dramatic music, meaning that Mangini's sounds had to stand alone.

The policy is blamed for creating a demographic catastrophe and a dramatic gender imbalance meaning that millions of men will never find female partners.

In song the same rule applies as in dramatic verse: the meaning must yield itself, or yield itself sufficiently to arouse the attention and interest, in real time.