Sentence examples for dramatic vein from inspiring English sources

In "The Quest" both artists let loose in a more overtly dramatic vein.

What Lynn creates for men is suit-based statement dressing in a dark and dramatic vein – a look that translates well into a female wardrobe both as understated, modern workwear and as something a little more exotic.

When Mr. Deblinger and Ms. Lozano get going in an extended marital spat -- she gives one of the most awful, full-throated shrieks you will ever hear onstage -- the two of them tauten the scene into the dramatic equivalent of a vein throbbing in a temple.

Wiseau, as he often told his collaborators, had attempted to create a dramatic movie in the vein of Tennessee Williams' "A Streetcar Named Desire".

The American culture war, that combustible, stupefying cocktail of religion, sex, politics and everything else that gets people hot and bothered, represents a rich vein of satiric and dramatic potential.

Noted as a dramatic ballad in the Roy Orbison vein, the recording of "Who Can See It" features heavy orchestration and a choir, both arranged by John Barham.

Lastly, the intracranial vein assessment has undergone dramatic change over their publications.

In an interview with ABC News affiliate WPDE-TV, Willard "pure adrenaline" coursed through his veins as he handled the dramatic situation.

Galliano kept working in that vein, reaching fantastical heights at Dior, until his dramatic downfall in February 2011.

The album also has influence from worship music in the vein of U2, with songs building into "sweeping choruses and dramatic climaxes".

The behaviour of this group is dramatic: visiting different hospitals with various aliases, injecting faeces into the veins to induce sepsis, eating rotting food to perforate the bowels.