Sentence examples for dramatizations that from inspiring English sources

The latest audio versions, by contrast, are sophisticated dramatizations that feature sound effects, original music, and large professional casts.

Mr. Bradbury's most famous novel, "Fahrenheit 451," features wall-size television screens that are the centerpieces of "parlors" where people spend their evenings watching interactive soaps and vicious slapstick, live police chases and true-crime dramatizations that invite viewers to help catch the criminals.

Even laboratory activities are best seen as dramatizations that may be appreciated aesthetically.

Green's editing squeezes the actors' outpourings into sound bites; the snippets of dramatizations that she films are insubstantial, undeveloped, disengaged.

Both the death scene and the name crept into the public mind through subsequent dramatizations that, Mr. Newlin suggests, lacked the restraint of "CD," as Mr. Newlin always refers to Dickens.

Whatever else he's a master of, Tarantino is an expert at making violence titillating, and, though he reserves his greatest glee for killings that he finds justified, there's a tawdry tinge to his dramatizations that veers toward the voyeuristic without actually reaching the dangerously complicit.

But the first Dinotopian they meet, the shifty Cyrus Crabb (David Thewlis) seems to have wandered out of some Dickensian dramatization that "Masterpiece Theater" chose not to import.

Those were the twin pillars of a recent mini-series "The Kennedys," a dramatization that so angered Kennedy family members and friends that they lobbied the History channel to drop it.

Mr. Burnett and his wife, Roma Downey, gave themselves a chance to tackle the ultimate make-me-believe-it challenge when they decided to produce "The Bible," a 10-hour dramatization that begins on Sunday on History.

You'd have to have a strong sense of self to withstand life as he envisions it -- and a dose of healthy narcissism, in order to forestall the withering fear of self-dramatization that might otherwise impede an embrace of life as a grand emotional adventure.

"The People v. O.J. Simpson" from producer Ryan Murphy ("Scream Queens," "American Horror Story") is a 10-hour-long dramatization that will examine the trial from several viewpoints, including the attorneys, Simpson and families of the victims.