Sentence examples for dramatic means from inspiring English sources

And yet even this inconvenience seems somehow in keeping with Chekhov's dramatic means.

He was trying to express through dramatic means the unfathomable distance between everyday life and the brute horror of war.

In 2003, after overthrowing Saddam through full-scale war, he sought to oust Arafat by diplomatic, less dramatic means.

These results indicate that the multiple musical and dramatic means involved in operatic performance specifically contribute to the genesis of music-induced emotions and their physiological correlates.

But after getting permission to use a suitable hill as mass grave for cars proved impossible, an arguably more dramatic means was devised.

In his Edinburgh session Curtis will argue that programme-makers will need to turn to ever more dramatic means to tell stories about the new sources of power.

Using theories drawn from linguistic pragmatics, this book claims that our impression of characters as real people is an effect arising from characters' pragmatic use of language in combination with the historical and textual meanings that Shakespeare conveys to his audience by dramatic and meta-dramatic means.

Afterwards, Walter Smith claimed he was thrilled with the win, even though the dramatic triumph means even more fixture congestion.

There is no Hollywood ending in which a dramatic confrontation means Kate Brennan can live a carefree life once again and any unanswered questions can be resolved.

The dramatic loss means that BP will be able to slash its tax bill by about $10bn, although most of the pain will be felt by the US treasury.

And the compulsion of movie and TV directors to change the story for dramatic effect means that the result is bound to be incompatible with accurate history.