Sentence examples for dramatic scope from inspiring English sources

In the 1970s, Campbell found more dramatic scope in the classics, though it meant moving to the regions.

He played with clean articulation, warmth and power in both toccatas, his improvisatory flair illuminating their grandeur and dramatic scope.

Shimmering strings open the final section, "Kullervo's Death," whose dramatic scope Mr. Vanska built into a wild climax.

It's not just about bodies, or running time, of course (see last season's "Coram Boy"), but of dramatic scope, theatrical invention and sheer entertainment value.

If this was fanciful, then France's most legendary chanteuse didn't have to embellish the details of the rest of her life, such was the dramatic scope.

I enjoyed watching them work and listening to the dramatic scope of lies they invented to explain away odd credit-card purchases and abrupt changes of banking passwords.

The landscapes are vast and dramatic in scope.

It is notable that hormonal events of puberty are as dramatic in scope and amplitude as more well known examples of rapid hormonal change that cause defined physical, behavioural and mental effects such as the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, castration, anabolic steroid use and the menopause [ 11- 13].

What the play needs to bridge the gap between its sometimes awkward language and its dramatic and spiritual scope is first-rate acting.

Granted, new watchfaces may not seem like the most crucial addition even to Pebble buffs, but the impending release marks a pretty dramatic shift in scope for the Pebble team.

The reason for concern lies in a recent dramatic expansion of the scope of "material support for terrorism" statutes.