Sentence examples for dramatic realization from inspiring English sources

In the early 19th century Franz Schubert's songs excelled in dramatic realization and musical quality.

Mr. Sciarrino's musical and dramatic realization of this behavior is engrossing, chilling and moving.

The figure of the condemned rival of Queen Elizabeth for the throne of England is the dramatic realization of Schiller's idea of erhabene Seele ("sublimity of soul").

"The Mountain People" was taken up by the British theatrical director Peter Brook, whose improvisational dramatic realization played successfully in Europe and the United States.

The trouble with too many rock movies is that whatever the subplots, the visual and dramatic realization of actual performance constrains the imaginative power of the music, just as rock videos do.

But at the end of the day, there's something innately crushing about searching for your name on a list and not finding it; the dramatic realization that they chose someone else instead.

The deaths that occur feel less dramatic than the realization of a final commuter nightmare: that of hurtling along in a driverless train.

"Althought the VRA wrought dramatic changes in the realization of minority voting rights, the Act, to date, surely has not eliminated all vestiges of discrimination against the exercise of the franchise by minority citizens," she said in a decision read from the bench.

This realization allows dramatic improvement in the usability of recently developed genetic tools, enabling both fundamental studies of microbial cellulose utilization and metabolic engineering for production of value-added products from cellulose.

The next realization was no less dramatic: That the buying habits of rural consumers had changed.

Kleinzahler's gift for dramatic monologue and character study finds full realization here, in such poems as "An Englishman Abroad" ("What a hateful dismal... little village / London really is") and the various epistles.