His famous temperament — cool, analytic, self-confidently averse to self-pity and self-dramatization — has been a constant since childhood.
If the underlying theme of all Titanic dramatizations has been class, the engine driving the plot has nearly always been romance.
The dramatization, however, has been criticized as being overly dramatic at times, but the lack of malicious characters has been described as reducing the chance for more drama.
"Songcatcher," this year's opening night film in which Janet McTeer portrays a musicologist researching Appalachian song traditions, has been selected for its dramatization of the rigors of scientific inquiry.
A LifeSkills© video module to teach assertion has been developed that uses dramatizations of the effective and ineffective ways to respond to a provocation.
Indeed, in the fiction of climate change there has been a conspicuous turn toward the future anterior— the dramatization of that which will have been in the literary imagination of near-future scenarios of catastrophe and post-catastrophe.
And I wish we had been told, in person or program material, more about the centuries-old Cambodian monkey dance tradition, to which the word "classical" has been applied and which has been the subject of much modern Cambodian dramatization.
The accident has been detailed in at least three films, including the 1989 film Fat Man and Little Boy, a dramatization of the Manhattan Project starring Paul Newman.
For one, he said, the car-crushing contest was not an actual exhibition, but rather a "dramatization" and should have been labeled as such.
There have been several dramatizations over the years, in a feature film in 1939 and television series in 1962, 1977, and most recently in 1994.
