Sentence examples for dramatic strategy from inspiring English sources

Fincher and Sorkin have turned a philosophical position into a dramatic strategy.

Changing the submissions policy "became pointless because the board took another more dramatic strategy," Mr. Houghton said from his office at the Signature Theater in Manhattan, where he is also the artistic director.

"Jaws" fans will recognize the dramatic strategy of keeping the beast offstage as much as possible to allow terror to fill in the blanks, as well as a certain lurid detail at the book's end, which I won't reveal.

In 1972 - as a very fledgling playwright - I joined them and four others to co-write a play about the Ulster troubles, called England's Ireland, which proved a kind of manifesto for a movement that specifically rejected the dramatic strategy of political playwrights like John Arden, Edward Bond, and, indeed, Brecht himself, many of whose plays are set long ago and (often) far away.

As a dramatic strategy, the passage speaks more generally to the abiding tactics of a shrewd, smart play that takes an uncompromising view of Britain's so-called compensation culture and raises laughs where a more hectoring view of events would find only a lament.

"To use female suicide bombers is the most dramatic strategy that an organisation can use.

The team's survival may be aided by dramatic strategies; conservative ones may aid the manager's survival.

Then he would blow everything up.' Since then, blowing things up has been one of several dramatic strategies he has favoured in his film-making.

The material is inherently devastating, which makes some of Dinelaris' punched-up dramatic strategies seem unnecessary.

The paper may employ an equally dramatic legal strategy in response to the Hirschfeld assault.

On a mission to enhance the brand's heritage and to fight counterfeiting, especially online, Gucci is announcing a dramatic new strategy in collaboration with the auction house Christie's.