Sentence examples for dramatically satisfying from inspiring English sources

But that doesn't make "Trumbo" dramatically satisfying.

And as I have said, it is not a bad movie: it is touching, warm and dramatically satisfying.

"All the Rage" doesn't have the natural emotional arc provided by the personal history of "The Tricky Part"; in its diffuseness it is less dramatically satisfying.

This time, however, the set of events that lead to Amadour slowly dying on a camp bed in a warehouse – you can tell its the 80s as there are still some that haven't been converted – are dramatically satisfying.

It's dramatically satisfying, spectacular and terrifically exciting.

Shakespeare's Richard III long ago entered the canon as a durable and dramatically satisfying villain.

How do you make a startling, true anecdote into a dramatically satisfying feature film?

The denouement is perhaps not as dramatically satisfying as you would hope.

Utterly gripping and dramatically satisfying send-offs for the main characters.

A note here about Gregory's death: it was an extremely dramatically satisfying way for him to go.

It's dramatically satisfying, spectacular and terrifically exciting, easily justifying the decision to split the last book into two.