Sentence examples for dramatic quality from inspiring English sources

LANE: Would you say that it has an unusual dramatic quality?

I think there's a certain dramatic quality to Ivor the Engine.

This dramatic quality is most often what a composer is looking for in a song text.

Visually, each photo has its own dramatic quality that triggers an emotional response.

Sylvia Nevjinsky, the witchlike outsider in "Arabesque," gives a solo of clenched-fist tension a superb dramatic quality.

The abstraction of Soane's façades, and the dramatic quality of his manipulation of space, still have a strikingly contemporary quality.

Refinement is not always uppermost in the impulsive dramatic qualities of Valery Gergiev.

Ms. Cavallo did much to emphasize the choreography's implicitly dramatic qualities.

Arthur Mitchell, the company's artistic director, wisely encourages his dancers to stress the dramatic qualities of their roles.

He chooses his models not only for their beauty but for certain dramatic qualities of personality that he recognizes as suited to his particular theatrical needs.

It has a remarkable interior with a soaring nave and bold supporting columns, employing the logic of Romanesque while imposing the open and dramatic qualities of Gothic.