Sentence examples for dramatic merits from inspiring English sources

His four prose comedies have been called clumsy, but his 10 pasos showed his dramatic merits.

His play Trisevgene (1903; "The Thrice Noble") has lyric rather than dramatic merits.

The program is meant to fail or succeed on its own dramatic merits -- or lack of them.

[ Laughs] I think that it would be without dramatic merit if Cas were told to do something like take out Sam and Dean and were to do it without any struggle.

Dramatic improvements are observed when these strategies are applied, which shows the merit of this work on design and optimization of continuous power blending processes.

Based on comparison of the functional enrichments in CDM approach and the benchmark exemplified by [ 28], the increase in network-assisted capability to infer relevant mechanisms may be quite dramatic and certainly merits further study.

After a motorist crashed into the wall of a bar, a headline read: "Another Wallbanger, Please!" Other, far less dramatic mishaps still merited front-page treatment: "Man Hurt in Fall from Curb".

"A free 'Star Trek' site with limited use of copyrighted content offering learned criticism on the show's dramatic and literary merit and space travel generally might pass muster," he said.

The archaeologists agreed that human impacts on the Earth are dramatic enough to merit a new epoch name but they also argued that such an epoch should start thousands of years ago, rather than focusing on a relatively sudden planetwide change.

He also wrote romances and dramatic poems of little merit, but his lyrical poems, though lacking the unselfconsciousness of the true ballad, are memorable for their rhythm and their verbal felicity.

Roberts argued that Britain's defense commitments both at home and abroad merited a dramatic expansion of the armed forces so as to secure the home isles from invasion.