Sentence examples for dramatic treatment from inspiring English sources

Headline issues get the full dramatic treatment.

Aristophanes scorns as unworthy of dramatic treatment the children in Euripides' Alcestis.

It was an existential invention: the dramatic treatment of recent English history.

The difference between this "dramatic" treatment and a "narrative" one is illustrated in the contrast between "Guernica" and a work of Socialist Realism, the style that the Soviet government decreed was the proper vehicle for artistic expression.

There's nothing in any of this strenuous naturalism that would have surprised a Glyndebourne audience 50 years ago, and for all its avowed seriousness and refusal to camp things up, Hall's dramatic treatment is determinedly traditional too.

The result is a fascinating dramatic treatment of what Edinburgh international festival director Jonathan Mills has called "endarkenment" – an unsettling counterpoint to the Scottish Enlightenment, which this year provides the over-arching idea for the festival programme.

In fact, the flight has already received two dramatic treatments.

"These patients need coordinated care, a system of regular monitoring, and regular access to a primary care doctor who can detect problems early before they require expensive, dramatic treatments".

Although the story of Duke Karl Alexander and Joseph Süß Oppenheimer constituted a relatively obscure episode in German history, it became the subject of a number of literary and dramatic treatments over the course of more than a century; the earliest of these having been Wilhelm Hauff's 1827 novella.

These observations highlight why a combination of sequencing approaches is desirable when performing these studies, but these considerations aside, our data suggest that there was dramatic treatment-driven clonal evolution.

However, less dramatic treatments have been rather effective in recent years.