Sentence examples for dramatic momentum from inspiring English sources
But ultimately the play lacks dramatic momentum.
This aimlessness robs the film of dramatic momentum.
The musicians were also given solos, which, though fine in themselves, interrupted the dramatic momentum.
For all the violence that erupts, "The Slaughter Rule" doesn't have much dramatic momentum.
As a moral dilemma, it never acquires dramatic momentum for two reasons.
The chronology lurches back and forth as Mr. Besson tries to turn Suu's stubbornness into an engine of dramatic momentum.
But the screenplay by Will Collins is too episodic for the movie to build much dramatic momentum.
She wasn't helped by the choppy structure of Act I, which never lets the principal dancers build dramatic momentum.
The ritualistic on-field measurement can be a dramatic, momentum-swinging event as anticipated as any pass or handoff.
If ever a game illustrated the dramatic swings in momentum that can occur in modern rugby league, this was it.
Ukraine's capital, Kiev, witnessed a dramatic gathering of momentum Saturday behind the months-long effort of the protest movement to reduce or eliminate Yanukovych's power.
