Sentence examples for dramatic rhythm from inspiring English sources

His operas move rapidly, with unerring dramatic rhythm.

"I wanted to play the Baroque card, but with a faster dramatic rhythm tailored to modern attention spans".

Deadened by prosaic framing and movie-of-the-week production design, Kaspar Heidelbach's direction is unimaginative at best, plodding along with little regard for dramatic rhythm.

Mr. Stockwell, who also directed "Crazy/Beautiful," has a knack for enlivening tired story lines with gorgeous visuals and a laid-back, naturalistic dramatic rhythm.

His skill with the edit machine helps maintain the dramatic rhythm - as do the tragic first-hand accounts of suffering from those who have experienced the terror.

He had a poet's ear for language, an almost flawless sense of dramatic rhythm and the ability to distil the conflicts of daily life.

Mr. Anikushin played with assurance and flair throughout, illuminating the dramatic rhythms and cinematic sweep of the first movement and imbuing the soulful third movement with a poetic spirit.

Ryan reaches back to the archetypes of Irish literature – the terrible father, the wanton country girl; the peat-black comedy of Flann O'Brien and dramatic rhythms of Yeats and Synge – as well as more recent traditions.

But his knack for wrapping his between-the-sheets obsessions in sing-songy melodies and dramatic rhythms had made him the most successful R&B performer of the last decade.

John Keats' invitation to 'feast on the Sea' isn't map specific but now, with the accompaniment of Benjamin Britten's Storm from his Sea Interludes we regain our course finding ourselves 'Dead to the Kentish Knock' in Gerard Manley Hopkins dramatic sprung rhythm verse evocation of the 'Wreck of the Deutschland'.

For the second phrase, which includes a dramatic crescendo, rhythm and ambient electronic effects are added gradually.