Sentence examples for dramatic nature of from inspiring English sources

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

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

This was his and Chelsea's reward, the dramatic nature of the victory ensuring City departed bruised as well as beaten.

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

And for some, the dramatic nature of some of the relationships is so melodramatic that it's entertaining.

And considering the dramatic nature of much of the clientele, sometimes it helps if your servers are something of showmen themselves.

Despite their dramatic nature, however, a caveat of the culture experiments is that the cells form unilaminar tubes that do not resemble the elaborate TEBs that are the primary growth point and determinant of branching in the developing mammary gland.

If the evening--under the direction of Kenny Leon, a recent Tony-winner for A Raisin in the Sun--doesn't offer much of a compelling dramatic nature, it does bring us a handful of intriguing performers.

The testament is a key document not only because of its dramatic nature — Lenin, on his deathbed, rejecting Stalin — but because it seems to address one of the central questions about the revolution: Did it lead inexorably to Stalin?

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

Ms. Ellison, who envisions creating something of a musical dramatic nature, said: "I think Eve has begun this journey with a complete tabula rasa.