Sentence examples for dramatic vehemence from inspiring English sources
Its sheer energy and dramatic vehemence, alongside that raw lead performance, puts it way ahead of more tastefully formed dramas.
The soprano Barbara Frittoli has had a disappointing run at the Met lately, with thinly vocalized turns in Mozart's "Don Giovanni" and "Clemenza di Tito" for which she has attempted to compensate with dramatic vehemence.
With Verdi it was the vehemence of dramatic utterance rather than the presumptions of the orchestra that called for louder and more emphatic singing than would have been thought seemly in the age of bel canto.
Such vehemence is striking.
SCORECARD -- Mr. McCain's placid demeanor only partly masks the vehemence of the advertisement, which contains a fairly dramatic dig at Mr. Bush, at least as far as Republicans are concerned: that one of his newest commercials "twists the truth like Clinton". In the exchange of attack ads this week, Mr. McCain appears to be holding back less than Mr. Bush.
SCORECARD -- Mr. McCain's placid demeanor only partly masks the vehemence of the advertisement, which contains a fairly dramatic dig at Mr. Bush, at least as far as Republicans are concerned: that one of his newest commercials "twists the truth like Clinton".
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
I realize my vehemence is slightly suspect.
He is in love, with a vehemence matching the vehemence of his films.
