Sentence examples for dramatically vivid from inspiring English sources
Other sopranos may have been more musically probing and dramatically vivid.
Ms. Jepson is vocally assured and dramatically vivid as the confused, hormonal young count.
Though Slawenski adds to the record, Paul Alexander's biography is, to my mind, more dramatically vivid and psychologically astute.
As Marco, the tenor Robert Brubaker offered the most involving interpretation of the evening, with only a few strained notes marring his dramatically vivid performance.
But she has retained an ardent core of fans who respond to her dramatically vivid and insightful, if vocally raw, performances.
Ms. Chinn, dressed in a white outfit based on commedia dell'arte and with a bow in her hair, gave a dramatically vivid performance of the 21 poems by Albert Giraud that Schoenberg selected for "Pierrot".
It is emotionally vivid, dramatically ambitious and can be shot through with both the darkest tragedy and broadest comedy.
Dramatically, this proves vivid, but it also leaves us with a sense of the characters he plays as purely reactive, puppets of expression.
He photographs each one dramatically, with chiaroscuro, or a vivid contrast between light and dark.
Its opening scene, in which a prisoner is caught by guards masturbating and dragged off for punishment, is a small gem: vivid and brief, dramatically shocking, not in the least vulgar.
Vivid words create more vivid pictures.
