Sentence examples for dramatizations a from inspiring English sources

This month and last, the peripheral events around town have included small dramatizations ("A Word With Igor" at the Los Angeles Central Library), panel discussions on Stravinsky's influence here ("The Eclectic Stravinsky" at the Armand Hammer Museum at U.C.L.A).

In the scenes of rioting, Bigelow blends what appears to be archival documentary footage of the events with her own dramatizations of them; her style of filming action, mainly with a handheld, shaking, and darting camera, is an imitation of the style of the newsreels, as if lending her own stagings and dramatizations a seamless claim of comparable veracity and authenticity.

Jon Stewart will play his directorial debut "Rosewater" -- a dramatization of a story about an Iranian journalist jailed after appearing on Stewart's own show -- at Toronto.

*The following was a dramatization of a conversation that happened a while ago... the details are clearly not exact, but the subject matter is spot on.

The video described the signs and symptoms of schizophrenia, using a dramatization of a student worried about a friend's behaviour.

The Scene City column on Sept. 22, about an after-party for a dramatization of a trial that challenged California's ban on same-sex marriage, misstated Theodore B. Olson's role in the case.

"Going for Gold," Wednesday night on BBC America, is a dramatization of a British pair's quest for a medal in the men's double scull event at the 1948 Summer Olympics, which were held in London.

His "Watson and the Shark," a dramatization of a real-life "Jaws" encounter, takes center stage in a side gallery.

A film with both documentary urgency and an overwrought sense of melodrama, The Assault is a dramatization of a real-life airline hijacking from 1994.

Yet even positioned amid masterworks by Bach and Brahms, an electronic installation inspired by Renaissance church music and a dance derived from martial arts, "Judith," a semistaged dramatization of a 16th-century epic on a biblical theme, made for a curious fit.

The play is by Anita Loos and is a dramatization of a French novel by Colette.