It means that the fine-silty sand has dramatically effective clog for the screen in the producing time, also reduces the production by a wide margin.
But for "Race" to be dramatically effective, at least in latter-day incarnations, it requires a more imaginative, less literal-minded interpretation than is provided here.
A motif of a bowed head, hands joined at the end of curved, drooping arms, is introduced gradually and makes for an ending that is again dramatically effective yet a seamless part of the dance.
A pathology, told from within, may be dramatically effective, but more than 250 pages is too spacious a stage for it.
I wonder whether the side effects are really bad and if the agent is dramatically effective.
Opera 'CLAUDIA LEGARE' The composer Robert Ward won the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 1962 for his operatic adaptation of Arthur Miller's play "The Crucible," a dramatically effective work though with a musically traditional score.
While dramatically effective, such techniques cause documentary purists to recoil.
His interpretation was detailed and dramatically effective, down to the nuances of his Act II "Credo".
But for all that, the production, (designed by Julia Trevelyan Oman) is extremely pretty — particularly the gorgeous cream and silver-gold second-act set — and dramatically effective, with an especially lively soldier-versus-mouse battle.
Also solid were Kristine Jepson, vocally clean and dramatically effective as the adolescent boy Nerone, and Lisa Saffer, a competent Poppea.
