Sentence examples for dramatic resources from inspiring English sources

It began and ended with pairs of opera arias by Handel: prime territory for Mr. Costanzo, a charismatic singer much in demand, whose abundant technical skills are matched to dramatic resources already impressive and steadily growing.

In Ms. Mirren's first film to be directed by her husband, Taylor Hackford, since "White Nights" in 1985, her formidable dramatic resources can't camouflage flat writing that eventually veers into gloppy sentimentality.

Instead we get a blank slate, slack faced version of the actor, which starts out bland, but gradually dredges up a few interesting dramatic resources for a man without much of anything going on internally.

Vishneva seems to know why she is dancing what it is that's important about the ballet she's doing and this knowledge translates into phrasing, which is the dancer's primary dramatic resource.

Vishneva seems to know why she is dancing — what it is that's important about the ballet she's doing — and this knowledge translates into phrasing, which is the dancer's primary dramatic resource.

Results imply that dramatic resource saving and CFP reductions could be achieved simultaneously.

Then, we found that a dramatic resource saving and carbon dioxide emission reduction can be achieved.

Results highlight a dramatic resource saving, solid waste reduction and carbon dioxide emission mitigation, as well as generating revenue for companies and local business opportunities.

But BLAST has dramatic resource requirements at metagenomic scales of data, imposing a high financial or technical burden on the researcher.

Programmes such as the integrated community based home care (ICHC) models from South Africa [ 7] provide some ideas as to how such programmes may be implemented, though the dramatic paucity of resources for health care and of human resource in Malawi may limit replication.

"There had been a dramatic reduction in resources for the service," he explains.