Sentence examples for dramatically engaging from inspiring English sources

And it must do so by dramatically engaging us.

The simple fact that both are happening at the same time doesn't make them dramatically engaging.

(McDormand's controlled fury, more than any other factor, keeps the film unified and dramatically engaging even when little else does).

"Timon" hardly represents Shakespeare at his most subtle or dramatically engaging, but the title figure can singe the eyebrows with his exhausting execrations against society and its corruptions.

True, Westeros seemed cursed under demented Joffrey's rule, but that realm's curse was our pleasure: George RR Martin's genius was to put an evil inbred jerk in charge and explore the dramatically engaging possibilities.

'BLOOD AND GIFTS' J. T. Rogers's incisive study of the roots of the American involvement in Afghanistan was as dramatically engaging as it was rooted in the complex history of the region.

For example, his Kunsthal dramatically engages with urban modernity through its electronic billboard and orange steel components.

"A few years back, a 'strong' team may have been one that was aggressive, took risks, grew the firm dramatically and engaged in a cost-benefits analysis when it came to legal liability," Singer says.

Her story is engaging, although dramatically a bit paint-by-numbers: characters, if broad-brush, are strongly conveyed.

The arena-filling bouts of "WWE Raw" feature beefy men in often bedazzled leotards calling each other names before engaging in dramatically choreographed fumble sessions.

Magazine people say most newspaper stories aren't written well enough, or dramatically enough, to engage the reader; newspaper people say magazine writers excel not at storytelling but at embroidery.