Sentence examples for dramatic perspective from inspiring English sources

The challenge of the work is its unusual dramatic perspective.

From a dramatic perspective, though, the work is less a sustained narrative than a sequence of scenes vividly limned through beguiling melodies and brilliant orchestration.

"The unusually close view of the sculpture, and the dramatic perspective created by cropping the central monument, was a device Sargent often used," Ms. Altman said.

But from a dramatic perspective, better an unredeemed anti-hero, dying in his sins, than the kind of implausible semi-vindication that the finale's action sometimes seemed to want to offer.

The story is centered on a young Brahmin couple in a Bengali village whose caste grants them advantages but also, from a dramatic perspective, gives them access to a wide spectrum of Indian society.

Mendes uses the set to great effect: the walls move to become jail cell, royal corridor, or battlefield, and give a dynamic shift of dramatic perspective at crucial moments, such as Richard's solitary last stand at Bosworth Field, when he cries, "A horse, a horse.

It seems so photographic - the way the light gathers in bright intense areas, the sharp contrasts, the dramatic perspectives - that art historians speculate he must have used a camera obscura.

So too does his drawing style develop: as the architecture gets progressively pared back, the foliage and backgrounds become evermore elaborate, the dramatic perspectives always drawn with potential publication in mind.

Trains are so wonderfully graphic, too, slashing across landscapes and barreling full speed ahead to force dramatic perspectives — after all, what is a train but a line on steroids?

Could a great movie also feature subtle character development, dramatic perspectives on another era, or startling insight into the human condition?

That same year, Ruscha finished "Standard Station, Amarillo, Texas," the first of his many paintings, drawings, and prints of gas stations, whose dramatic, raked perspective came from an effect he had observed in old black-and-white films.