Sentence examples for dramatically memorable from inspiring English sources

The audience's attention is fixed on the interior conflicts of the characters, rather than on exterior events, and language is used for the subtly nuanced and dramatically memorable expression of emotions, not the recital of a plot.

Within this arrangement Monteverdi creates enough melodies to ensure that the opera is musically as well as dramatically memorable.

His excellent interpretations of the Opus 28 Preludes, 24 tiny tone poems of perfect construction and dramatically contrasting character, were memorable, especially his rendition of the Prelude No 9, played with the requisite nobility; his singing tone in the poetic No. 15; an impressive athletic prowess in the whirlwind No. 16; and a profound solemnity in the funeral march of No. 20.

But not even the ever-optimistic Nurse could have predicted the rags to riches story that was dramatically completed on a memorable Spring Bank Holiday at Wembley.

For a time he formed a memorable musical partnership with Derroll Adams, an Oregon banjo-picker whose deep voice contrasted dramatically with Mr. Elliott's high, twangy one.

All the post-game punditry aside, President Obama didn't really blow Wednesday night's debate in any spectacular or memorable way, the way George H.W. Bush glanced at his watch, or the way Al Gore sighed dramatically.

(His most memorable role from those early days: playing a sleazy fratboy type who picks a bar fight and dramatically utters the line "This isn't over!" on "As the World Turns").

But memorable!

Most memorable?

Memorable visuals?

Memorable indeed.