Sentence examples for dramatic scenario from inspiring English sources

This strong work has a dramatic scenario in which a solo viola (Daniel Panner) represents the mythical Ariadne, abandoned by her beloved Theseus on a lonely island.

The four songs of Mahler's Lieder eines Fahrenden Gesellen, so often presented as expressions of youthful self-pity, became a genuinely dramatic scenario, the tragedy searingly convincing.

In addition to storms, flooding and rising sea levels, heatwaves are the most dramatic scenario facing cities as climate change worsens.

Several arias and extended scenes from Tchaikovsky's opera "Eugene Onegin" were performed as part of a new dramatic scenario by the playwright Albert Innaurato.

Many pieces by this Cornish-born composer, who is 40 this year, seem to follow some undisclosed dramatic scenario - so a fully fledged music theatre piece seems a natural progression.

There is a vaguely implied dramatic scenario, with Ms. Mearns first perceived as a vengeful outsider, though the relations among the central quartet remain unclear and toward the end they're all in a loving roundelay.

Some are presented straight, with the cast of six playing clearly identifiable roles, others stitched together into short, dramatic scenarios.

There was no script, claims Van Kempen, but producers would "meddle" behind the scenes to create certain dramatic scenarios that would result in conflict on screen.

If Curtice's most dramatic scenarios are acted out, then there will be five new Conservative MPs from Hertfordshire in two months' time.

The press notes refer to "simulated" and "dramatic" scenarios; the show itself, on the other hand, begins with an on-screen declaration, "This is an unscripted war game".

It at least allows Gyllenhaal and Wilson to engage in a variety of dramatic scenarios under demanding circumstances, though Wilson easily outshines Gyllenhaal with her astonishing vibrancy.