Sentence examples for dramatic recreations from inspiring English sources
In dramatic recreations, Simon Callow plays Galileo with melancholy grandeur.
By Richard Brody March 20 , 2015Dramatic recreations such as those in "The Jinx" are betrayals and debasements of the very stories their directors are trying to tell.
In between is an extended treatment of the events between the news of Diana's death and the funeral at Westminster Abbey, in which dramatic recreations and newsreel footage are intertwined, with some of the scenes deliberately given the fuzzy, stratified texture of blown-up video film.
While the movie features interviews with real people, much of the film centers around dramatic recreations of events they claim happened to them.
"What is that?" "That's great talent!" Yet it's so shocking now because so much of what is out there is theater and dramatic recreations or retreads of old ideas.
On board the Russian-built Tupolev Tu-204 instead of Muzak we are soothed by the national anthem, the newspaper distributed is the Pyongyang Times (in English), and on the video monitors are dramatic recreations of World War II, as well as a tourist video that evokes Disney documentaries from the 1950s.
The vertiginous slip of dramatic recreation back and forth between imagination and actuality, between fiction and life, is the very subject of his work.
But there's a vast difference between a merely illustrative depiction in the interest of affirming factlets and a dramatic recreation that restores the complexity of experience.
Later, over sandwiches and crisps during the lunchbreak, I ask Mike Bradwell about the benefits offered by a dramatic recreation of figures we already feel we know – perhaps too well – from their artistic works.
Even the cockfights of the brash Chicken George in episode three are thrilling, assuming you forget that this is a dramatic recreation of two animals forced to kill each other for sport.
In its courtyard, rehearsals for a festival of a different kind are under way – the Punakha Drubchen is a dramatic recreation of a 17th-century battle against the Tibetan army.
