Sentence examples for dramatic standard from inspiring English sources

Still, the most dramatic standard that seems to be in sight is the two-hour marathon, which most statisticians and physiologists estimate is probably decades away.

The inherently dramatic standard "This Nearly Was Mine" didn't really crest; it beamed out on a level plane of projection, with Mr. Haden's short notes and Mr. Motian's rustles and rumbles.

Local newspapers noted the film's "high dramatic standard" and "great magnitude".

Even given the undemanding dramatic standards of the genre, her performance is pallid and detached, her screen aura coldly one-dimensional.

"Nightspot," however, concentrates on flamboyant tiffs, sulks and quarrels that are clichés even if you judge them by the far more focused dramatic standards of Tharp classics like "Nine Sinatra Songs" (which Miami City Ballet already dances, extremely well).

No more rubber sharks Even by its own dramatic standards, last week has been turbulent for the world of opera, from the warnings about closure of the English National Opera to the shock announcement that Kasper Holten, director of opera at Covent Garden, is stepping down and moving with his family to his home city of Copenhagen.

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"Prufrock" is a dramatic monologue, a standard nineteenth-century poetic genre.

The safe bourgeois existence that collapses is a standard dramatic form: one that Edward Albee adroitly used in The Zoo Story.

Picking up from the structure of Smith's novel, a frequent device of director and adaptor is the standard dramatic situation that reverses expectations at its end.

And a USAToday/Gallup poll released earlier this week found that nearly 7 in 10 said that higher gas prices were causing financial hardship, more than half said that they "have made major changes" to compensate and 21 percent said that the impact is so dramatic that "their standard of living is jeopardized".