Sentence examples for dramatic trajectory from inspiring English sources

Neither the narrator nor his tale has a dramatic trajectory.

Here her narrative challenge is greater; her dramatic trajectory is broader and harder to map.

He was equally capable of imagining Antony's dramatic trajectory as a rise and as a fall.

The show has no dramatic trajectory, no psychological insight, and no second act.

Since then, his career has followed a dramatic trajectory set in motion by the revolutionizing invention of the computer.

On one hand, this music crowns the work's dramatic trajectory, but it also celebrates Brahms's own vanquishing of his symphonic demons.

Director Michael McCarthy handles the dramatic trajectories well, letting the early onslaught hit out, so that the audience needs the tenderness of Eddy's and his wife-to-be's first love; her almost ecstatic hymning of him is as to a child.

This time, however, the dramatic upward trajectory of her career came to a halt.

"The Clinton years certainly had a dramatic effect on the trajectory of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware," Mr. Rendell said, referring to former President Bill Clinton, who was among those who had courted him for the endorsement.

Because Helitrons are known to frequently capture and amplify gene fragments, HT of this unique group of DNA transposons could lead to horizontal gene transfer and incur dramatic shifts in the trajectory of genome evolution.

Overall, the fitness dynamics of the sexual and asexual treatments appears to differ; see Figure 2. Sexual populations increased in fitness over the 300 generations, with no dramatic difference in fitness trajectories between WT and mutator populations.