Sentence examples for dramatic milieu from inspiring English sources

Lehane had the advantage of a thoroughly developed dramatic milieu at his disposal, from his upbringing in Boston, which in the 1970s was a city on the brink of civil war.

Once again, Mr. Kosashvili mixes moments of bitterness and laughter with strong dramatic passages, creating a social milieu in "The Duel" that is believably inhabited, consistently surprising and true-feeling in detail and sweep.

Indeed, the cellular milieu can have a dramatic impact on GPCR signaling (see [ 22].

In contrast to our initial hypothesis, BDNF levels did not significantly change, despite dramatic changes in the sex-hormonal milieu.

The cirrhotic milieu often leads to dramatic reductions in renal perfusion, so that renal dysfunction in the setting of cirrhosis may reflect prerenal factors rather than intrinsic renal damage.

Basically it's O'Neill without teeth or intensity, diluting the play's dramatic conflicts and stripping the grit from its sordid milieu as it lurches to an abrupt, love-conquers-all happy ending.

The journeys on which its characters set out, the motives that urge them forward, the troubles that they endure and their encounters along the way, have neither dramatic necessity nor insightful observations about their times and milieu — rather, they're exactly and solely the events that lead us to the film's particular resolution.

In this way, instead of simply forming the milieu for the action, the setting became a dramatic force.

This demonstrates, that the cytokine milieu specific to tumour cells and tumour stroma has a dramatic effect on the impact of CD4+ T cells on tumour progression, which is in accordance with our findings.

"Foreign-Returned" replicates the dramatic situation of Gallant's story in a different time, place, and cultural milieu; if you know both stories, you feel a certain thrill or shock of recognition when details reappear, knowingly transformed, as when a Bible in Gallant's story becomes a Quran in Shepard's.

The opening of large pores in the plasmalemma is expected to cause a dramatic change in the ionic concentration gradients that normally exist between the extracellular and intracellular milieus, i.e., loss of K+, and gain of Na+, Ca2+, and Cl- by the cell.