Sentence examples for dramatic personalities from inspiring English sources
None emerge with any real conviction as dramatic personalities.
Both men are shy and unassuming, without naturally dramatic personalities or excessive charisma.
Others were Adriaen van Stalbent, Pieter de Molijn, and Willem Buytewech all fine printmakers, but all eventually overshadowed by the dramatic personality of Rembrandt.
But the legends grew anyway, perhaps partly because of the novel's length and Wolfe's dramatic personality.
American editor and fashion expert whose dramatic personality and distinctive tastes marked her successful leadership of major American fashion magazines during the mid-20th century.
We've been hearing critics say for years, 'There won't be any personality similarities, and they won't even look that much alike.' We've seen how much they look alike, and we've seen dramatic personality similarities.
Thumbsucker is another adaptation, this time from a novel by Walter Kirn, and it focuses on a Donnie disturbed disteened teen, still sucking his thumb at 17, who is put on Ritalin and undergoes a dramatic personality change.
If Christine Schäfer's Gilda is the problematic portrayal, vocally competent but played as a pallid waif lacking real musical or dramatic personality, then Marcelo Alvarez's dashingly sung Duke steals the show.
The dramatic personality of the character, and the range of moods she is required to express, call for exceptional acting and singing talents.
The correspondent's review further states, "Radke has managed to imprint his dramatic personality into every aspect of 'The Drug In Me Is You.'" Conversely, Allmusic contributor Gregory Heaney gave the album an overall score of three out of a possible five, noting that the lyrics "feel more genuinely personal than his earlier work", and that "there's a real sense of urgent catharsis at work".
