Sentence examples for dramatically conceived from inspiring English sources

Each department shone in this virtuoso score, and Volkov's alert and dramatically conceived direction kept everyone on their toes.

Choosing repertory that skirted the highest register, he showed that he still understands how Verdi's music should go, in performances that were dramatically conceived and musically emphatic.

Sharp psychological insights contribute to the success of several examples, including a pensive, troubled Pollock sitting on the running board of his car, and a dramatically conceived image of an assured Louise Nevelson presiding over the blueprints for her St.

In Schumann's Frauenliebe und Leben, Coote continued her exploration of text and setting in an approach that was dramatically conceived; each song here, and in the Brahms group that opened the second half, felt like a miniature monodrama, intricately imagined and vividly recreated.

Even when they move away from each other, though, and even when only one is dancing, these seem to be scenes dramatically conceived for two, here moving at the same time as in music, there alternating as if in dramatic dialogue.

A Sleep Of Prisoners, in which Bible stories sprang naturally from the experience of four soldiers spending a night in a church, was a great success in 1951: "Each of the dreams," wrote TC Worsley, "is dramatically conceived and touched off with that sharp sense of the comic incongruity of things which is Mr Fry's personal approach to life and words".

This a fine, intelligent treatment of it, though some aspects inevitably underline the work's fundamental problems, which have nothing to do with its political agenda, whether real or imagined, and everything to do with the way in which the work is conceived dramatically, and the language in which Alice Goodman's libretto is couched.

In short, immunology conceived as an ecological science dramatically widens conceptions of immunity from an insular model to one integrated within the organism's greater environment.

His own movement, Unita, was conceived in 1964 with Antonio da Costa Fernandes, who would be his closest colleague until they split dramatically in 1992.

The triple bill was conceived by ENB artistic director Tamara Rojo as an homage to three of the great names of late 20th-century choreography, and as a way of displaying the company to dramatically different effect.

K.Z conceived the project.