Sentence examples for dramatic themes from inspiring English sources

Government policies strongly affect the economics of Chinese theatre as well as dramatic themes and forms.

Examples by printmakers from the first part of the century frequently lean towards dramatic themes that parallel popular literature.

This time allows them to create ensemble pieces with musical or dramatic themes for the show's 12-member casts.

Thus we lose out on some of the most dramatic themes the world has to offer: death, suffering, and the transformative power of both.

The reclusive master emerged from his long period of silence with this colossal rhapsody of cosmic images and dramatic themes which some found indulgent and others compelling.

For more ambitious critics "Intouchables" is an example of a new type of French comedy, with the rise of a generation of filmmakers and producers eager to tell a story in a realistic way and gently mock often dramatic themes.

Love among the artists is always a good dramatic theme.

ON THE SCREEN -- With dramatic theme music in the background, a series of clips show Senator McCain campaigning before cheering crowds.

"That was part of the dramatic theme of Top Gear, the baddest boy in class, there was a deliberate feeling of everybody straining at the leash," she says.

Through much of that track's 23 minutes, the woodwinds deftly frame the dramatic fluctuations of Mr. Shorter's band; at times the two factions achieve a compelling synthesis, advancing a dramatic theme.

SUSAN MARSHALL AND DANCERS Susan Marshall once again uses modern dance to explore a dramatic theme in her new "One and Only You," which takes a look at a writer and his novel.