"But he's not a dramatic man".
You portray Cassity as a dramatic man, whether he's dealing with life or with death.
Its most subtle charm lies, however, not in the dramatic natural landscape, but in the equally dramatic man-made beauty of its exterior decoration.
Hornby's shrewd, melancholy book was "dad-lit" avant la lettre, and noticeably different from the rather more straightforwardly dramatic Man and Boy by Tony Parsons.
Roth's Lippman, the fruit of a real-life encounter with Elyakim Haetzni, a Hebron-based demagogue, was once a letter-perfect depiction of settler leaders — pale, austere, proudly self-dramatic men and women, who flaunted their disdain for Western weakness, Arab duplicity, and all the deluded saps who believed in the "false god called peace," as Haetzni once put it.
When the scientists analyzed the testosterone in the saliva generated by all that gum chewing, they noted a dramatic pattern: men who had voted for the losing presidential candidate, John McCain, suffered a big drop in their testosterone after hearing of his defeat.
Here in Newark, it's still alive but barely.Outside the theater, downtown Newark is undergoing dramatic redevelopment and men trading blowjobs in an old porn theater is not exactly part of the city plan.
The language is heightened, the atmosphere intense, dramatic: a man throws himself over a railing and into the violently whirling water below the Horseshoe Falls.
These weren't stuffy 92nd Street Y sorts of evenings but dramatic one-man shows in which Dickens acted out all the parts with such passion that by the end he would be physically and emotionally spent.
