Sentence examples for dramatic vision from inspiring English sources

But this is not necessarily a novelistic or dramatic vision.

But her recent large-scale works suggest a new dramatic vision.

Beginning in the late 1970s, Shepard applied his unconventional dramatic vision to a more conventional dramatic form, the family tragedy.

Instantaneously, you sensed the depth of Wagner's dramatic vision and the superior musical vocabulary that transformed that vision into reality.

It is a dramatic vision of a world soon to be torn apart.The precocious talent of these young artists is evident in their student work.

Each novel or story partakes of its creator's poetic imagination, his dramatic vision, his painstaking (if virtuoso and seemingly effortless) craftsmanship.

Escape and Evasion's Seth sees, for instance, blood appear on his hands and the bed sheets he is lying on transform into oozing mud, these dramatic visions accompanied by eardrum-perforating sound effects.

The most dramatic visions of nanotechnology -- like the Army's dream of using nanoscale materials to create uniforms that are waterproof, lightweight and capable of stiffening until they are stronger than armor -- may be a generation away, said Dr. Edwin L. Thomas, director of the Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Since the war the theatre has staged productions virtually every year, in a tradition that has introduced a wide range of dramatic visions and ideas.

He wasn't the only fine director in radio, but I would say he was the greatest, to be able to conduct and put the sounds together to make a picture". Thorsness considered himself an actor as he presided over thousands of sound-effects records and imaginative props to enliven Welles' dramatic visions through sound.

With their secondary D&G line shut down, Mr. Dolce and Mr. Gabbana looked like they wanted to emphasize what has become their heritage: a dramatic Italianate vision of palazzo life.