Sentence examples for dramatic nature from inspiring English sources

Without a Trace maintains accuracy while staying true to its dramatic nature.

The dramatic nature of this shift is often missed because it has been accomplished over decades.

The late madrigals were of a very dramatic nature, featuring colouristic effects, vivid word-painting, and extensive chromaticism.

Is it the spectacular and dramatic nature of war that exercises such a fascination on our collective and individual imagination?

For him an opera's setting was not merely background but the defining element of its musical and dramatic nature.

The psychology of the heroine in Manon Lescaut, as in succeeding works, dominates the dramatic nature of Puccini's operas.

Here you'll find the dramatic nature-themed ceiling and wall painting da Vinci created for the Duke of Milan, Ludovico Il Moro.

Even in the 19th century, beginning at least with Hazlitt and Keats, critics frequently noted that the essence of Shakespeare's genius consisted in his ability to have his characters speak and act according to their given dramatic natures, rendering the determination of Shakespeare's authorial identity from his works that much more problematic.

Partly, of course, this is due to the dramatic supernatural nature of the story itself.

His most original work, L'Amfiparnaso (1597), which has been called a "madrigal opera," is a set of 15 pieces, dramatic in nature but not intended to be staged.

He has even more power than Crawford, though, and his tendency to get dropped or hurt makes him more dramatic by nature.