Sentence examples for dramatization with from inspiring English sources

Visitors enjoyed visual displays and a recorded dramatization with bugle calls, gunfire and cavalry charges in an air-conditioned "classroom in the sky," as Mr. Ottenstein called it.

Mehnke's narration is present, which is the driving force of the podcast, but there's also dramatization, with a cast that includes some impressive character actors like Colm Feore.

A half-hour dramatization with Jeanette Nolan, John McIntire, Agnes Moorehead, and the Ken Christy Chorus.

"In an odd way, the best thing you could do is actually have Lemony Snicket say to the audience, 'Okay, we pawned the first film off as a mere dramatization with actors.

At the time, I found the ad to be a wee bit over-the-top in tone and content (it included a teasing, crime scene "dramatization" with a near crotch-shot) given the fact that these scandals were, in my estimation, unforgettable.

Based on interviews and reports, the Discovery Channel produced some slick dramatizations, with actors as stand-ins for the fallen fighters.

The hearings are not televised, but broadcasters have gotten around that restriction by staging on-the-air dramatizations, with actors resembling the real participants recreating the day's testimony.

The camera angles and replays are first-rate, the commentary is crisp and professional, and there are none of the tape-delays and puke-inducing soap-opera dramatizations with which NBC besmirches the Olympics.

The evaluation of coping strategies such as positive reinterpretation, humor associated with optimism or rumination, dramatization associated with more anxiety, would be a useful complement to future studies of the impact of personality traits on HRQOL.

Mr. Harris's serendipitous documentary sketch of the lovable goofball Larry Huff — a TV-mad Olivia Newton-John impersonator in the skeptical world of Beaver, Utah — is followed by two brief reinterpretations: a 1981 video re-enactment with Sean Penn and a tragicomic 1985 dramatization filmed with Crispin Glover.

Not an outtake from Monty Python, but an educational film prepared by the state of New York, the dramatization ended with the suggestion that the accused was innocent and that his kinsmen might have succeeded in recovering him from the bottom.