Lucy Tucker Yates was very engaging as Corrado, a character who stands on the sidelines (a very good place to be here) but whose every contribution she made an event, musically pleasurable and dramatically present.
He has now made the complexity of Socrates his beautiful insides and ugly outsides or vice versa as dramatically present to our eyes as to those of Agathon and his other guests.
According to the results of the research, violence is dramatically present in schools in Serbia.
Even the engine compartment, a carbon fiber container for the dramatically presented R8 powerplant, is lighted by L.E.D.'s.
Amin's bombastic utterances to his people and his tirades against perceived enemies are dramatically presented, but without caricature, and Masson also captures his exuberant energy and vulnerability, which make Nicholas's predicament more understandable.
In this context geology became "the most popular science among the chattering classes," (p. 195), even as the larger public was aware only indirectly of the startling new findings being unearthed and dramatically presented in the early nineteenth century.
The $3.5 million design takes the concept to great lengths, but the dramatically presented Ninja Art Dishes and performances from the "ninja" servers involving throwing stars, swords, smoke, and explosions take theatrical dining to new heights.
In this exhibition, the sculptures are dramatically presented, spotlighted in a darkened room with black walls.
Sept. 11 was a great blow to flat-earthism, but it was also a dramatically presented gesture that economics wasn't everything.
The celestial sphere, towards which the saved move, is dramatically presented with a "radiant gold background, spanning almost the entire width of the altarpiece".
For the poem as a whole is equally an utterance by a dramatically presented speaker, and none of its statements is proffered for our endorsement as a philosophical generalization of unlimited scope.
