Sentence examples for dramatic progression from inspiring English sources

The dramatic progression was from aloneness to coupling and community.

I want a storyline, but I want the dramatic progression to come from the characters and not from the plot.

Absent, for one thing, is Wagner's obsession with narrative, indulged at such length by Gurnemanz ("Parsifal") or Hans Sachs ("Die Meistersinger") that dramatic progression is stopped dead in its tracks.

What troubled Tynan about the rewrite also bothered Williams, who explained his reservations in an explanatory note to the script: "The moral paralysis of Brick was a root thing in his tragedy, and to show a dramatic progression would obscure the meaning of that tragedy".

That the topic here can be guessed minutes into the play means there is no dramatic progression or tension in its long-seeming 45 minutes, aside from the undeniable allure of wondering where the levitating couch on which the play is performed will appear after the next blackout.

The correspondence offers a dramatic progression from Wodehouse's stoical postcards in internment camp, bluntly pencilled in slanted capitals, to his 1941 telegram sent from Berlin to the movie star Maureen O'Sullivan Janee to Weissmuller's Tarzan) and her husband John Farrow, letting them know that he was about to broadcast to America on German radio: "LOVE TO YOU BOTH LISTEN IN TONIGHT".

Sam's progression over the 10 hours of Season 4 is one of the most rapid, dramatic progressions we've ever seen because he starts in a relatively content place, makes some catastrophic decisions -- based on his own neurosis and his own self-loathing -- that plunges him back down to the lowest emotional point he's been in the series.

It starts out as a piano-driven slow jam; then the chorus is interrupted by a dramatic chord progression, and soon Ms. Carey's precise, fluttery voice is turning a power ballad into something more delicate.

It begins as a "piano-driven slow jam", which is followed by a "dramatic chord progression" after the second chorus, and Carey's "precise and fluttery voice reaches incredible heights" as it "turns the power ballad into something more delicate".

With this dramatic disease progression a whole-body-MRI was conducted 6 weeks after re-admission.

Where trance and rave pastiche in recent club music often emphasizes dramatic melodic progressions, LaBeija uses just two chords and a dembow beat here, evoking the compositional styles of, say, punk and gabber.