Sentence examples for dramatic projection from inspiring English sources

Here was power in technique, dramatic projection and even choreographic novelty.

The performers, who included several Alvin Ailey company members, were all fine dancers with a gift for dramatic projection.

Morris Robinson's authentic bass voice, notable for its fullness, control and dramatic projection, continued the mood in Mussorgsky's four "Songs and Dances of Death".

Now she has added layers of dramatic projection to the combination of stylistic purity and musical climax she brings so happily to her classical dancing here.

Camille Parson was outstanding in her dramatic projection as the Spanish mother who thrust a knife into the hand of her son (Ahmed Farouk) to avenge the abduction of his bride (Kellye A. Saunders) by her married lover (Ramon Thielen).

On Saturday afternoon, the company looked as lithe and beautiful as ever, with the warmth and dramatic projection one recalls in Sylvia Waters, a former Ailey dancer who has directed the junior troupe for 25 years.

Ms. Figueroa sings "My Death" in front of dramatic projections that may symbolize light, a fountain or even death's icy fingers.

The often dramatic projections of market dislocation from, on the one hand, sudden shifts in the energy markets to, on the other, the shocks of climate change itself are based on the concept of "the carbon bubble," which was formulated in 2011 by the nonprofit climate-finance think tank Carbon Tracker and popularized in a 2012 Rolling Stone article by Bill McKibben.

Perhaps in terms of performance style, the time has come to speak of "Russian" Balanchine -- more accented in phrasing, more dramatic in projection and with greater emotional interaction between partners -- but without question the master unbetrayed.

Ralph Lauren, which used dramatic 3D projections last year on its terrestrial flagship stores in London and New York, has a Web site that scores well with its men's wear focus on sports coverage and products.

"The result is very dramatic, [so] projections can follow much higher speed movements with greater accuracy allowing for more artistic expression," notes Asai.