Sentence examples for dramatic values from inspiring English sources

Mr. McKenzie has struck a solid balance, emphasizing visual splendor and dramatic values.

A list made in 1844 of possible subjects for librettos shows Verdi's high-minded concern for literary and dramatic values.

Nonetheless, it proves the point that the classic dramatic values are often better served through utterly non-classical and non-humanistic means.

By working within such constraints of production, the company is in a way forced to focus on musical and dramatic values.

Most of these effects seemed naive, aimed more at theatrical sensation than dramatic values, but this production treated Verdi's opera that way, too.

But step by step Verdi modified the rigid conventions of bel canto opera, which showed off singers at the expense of dramatic values.

Innocence is of dramatic value to an audience only if it is violated.

For sheer dramatic value, it might be better to play Opposing Force before Half-Life.

Its carefully paced structure gives the work an inherent dramatic value.

The play becomes a series of vignettes, all ending abruptly and some having questionable dramatic value, even when humorous.

Whatever the ultimate reform, there seems a reasonably broad consensus that the extra point has become almost (but not quite) automatic, and adds little dramatic value to the game.But "almost automatic" and "little dramatic value" are not quite the same thing as automatic and without dramatic value.