Sentence examples for dramatic quotient from inspiring English sources
Yet as the movie, which centers on a real-life antihero named Ron Woodroof, ups the dramatic quotient for McConaughey, it also poses questions about the benefits — and limits — of such preparation, and how it plays in an era when seemingly every third actor has an it-was-grueling back story.
Big Bird can't decide, which provides the play with its mild quotient of dramatic tension.
But there's more telling evidence all around us, starting with the dramatic rise in the connoisseurship quotient of the wealthy themselves.
In this paper, an iterative procedure is suggested, which leads to closer approximations to the true results, and to dramatic improvements in the Rayleigh quotient performances.
In both cases, we found a dramatic (four- to seven-fold) reduction in lordosis quotient (number of lordosis stances in response to male mounts) in cGαo-/ mice versus B6, cGαo+/-, and Gαofx/fx controls (t-test: P <0.05 (B6 males); ANOVA: F3,44 = 5.05; LSD: P <0.01 (BALB/c males) ).
But there's also a high quotient of standard tear-jerking romance in her music: songs like "Mal Paso" and "Que Somos Amantes" were slick, dramatic ballads of troubled love, and Ms. Ayllon's strong, smoky voice hurled the words out powerfully.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
The zaniness quotient is strong.
EQ stands for Emotional Quotient.
And perhaps a higher kidding-around quotient.
