Sentence examples for dramatic vocabulary from inspiring English sources

Yet it has its own dramatic vocabulary.

Here is a new lens on the playwright, an addition to his dramatic vocabulary.

The London-based artist and academic makes potent use of the practically unbelievable yet stylistically dramatic vocabulary of the genre, including the translations of worldwide amateur fans.

With an acute intelligence plus the dramatic vocabulary to pull off any part she is handed — for instance, Mary, the maid, in Ionesco's "The Bald Soprano" earlier this season — Ms. Pierce has made many new fans.

Bare notices of archival fact will be reported in correspondingly dry and formal language, whereas a battle will evoke poetical and dramatic vocabulary, and a speech will be constructed either in the spirit of a contemporary orator such as Cicero or in dramatically realistic tones, designed to recapture the atmosphere of antiquity.

This will make your dramatic vocabulary expand.

With his dark ZZ Top beard, bald head, oversize owlish glasses, florid vocabulary and dramatic pronunciation, Dr. Carneiro is instantly recognizable to Brazilians and traditionally regarded with a certain perplexed amusement.

"As a visual cue, the device fits comfortably into the vocabulary of a dramatic narrative," he said.

In this painting Tintoretto made use of all the rapidly receding diagonals and dramatic foreshortenings of the Mannerist vocabulary, but he brought to the painting the Venetians' love of light effects to define the forms and heighten the drama.

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

Graham, who died at 96 in 1991, started what is now the nation's oldest dance company in 1926 and created stark dances and highly dramatic ones that used her movement vocabulary, the Graham technique.