Sentence examples for dramatic notes from inspiring English sources

Big, dramatic notes may be unavoidable for an artist who counts Ms. Carey, Ms. Dion and Whitney Houston as heroines.

On the documentary front, along with the dramatic Notes on Blindness, Ava DuVernay's powerfully polemical 13th made my top 5, despite the fact that this Netflix production had an extremely limited cinema release and was mainly watched online.

'LONG DAY'S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT' -- Eugene O'Neill's masterwork is the "King Lear" of the American theater -- a play of such intensity, gravity, unwieldiness and, yes, greatness that if a production hits even half of its depth-charging dramatic notes, it's a big deal.

These parts are half sampled from an old Japanese folk record that featured a woman singing very long and dramatic notes.

In his art, Sweerts seldom if ever strikes an overtly sensuous or dramatic note.

Musette and Drums wrapped up the album on a dramatic note – which would become the hallmark of later releases.

Reagan's presidency began on a dramatic note when, after the inaugural ceremony, he announced at a luncheon that Iran had agreed to release the remaining American hostages.

In the moments before his fourth major operation, he spoke candidly about the anxiety he felt, and he promised to end his career on a typically dramatic note.

Carter's shot was indeed long, bouncing high off the right side of the basket as time expired to close this terrific series on a dramatic note.

There may be little of dramatic note in "The Trip," and you may barely think it worth the detour, but it does tell you this: mimics, the lightest of life-givers, can never be too pedantic.

SummerStage's season of free theater and performances in city parks ends on a dramatic note on Friday, with an all-female audience-interactive adaptation of Aeschylus' "Seven Against Thebes," from the Faux-Real Theater Company.