Sentence examples for eminently dramatic from inspiring English sources
The story is eminently dramatic; Zola himself turned "Thérèse Raquin" into a stage play.
Its fits and starts seemed eminently dramatic, from the busy rush of the introduction to the single trumpet parp which brings the work to a sudden and apparently provisional close.
"He had a gift for melody of a suave, voluptuous and eminently singable kind, and the intelligence and dramatic sense to make the most of it".
Many composers were thus decreasingly concerned to preserve the skill of taut, brilliant, and dramatic symphonic development that had so eminently distinguished the masters at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, culminating in Beethoven's chamber music and symphonies.
It would take a better director than Brill, however, to raise that implicit pathos into the kind of sustained comedic-dramatic art of which Sandler is eminently capable.
The arias, ensembles and choruses, linked here by a concise narration, are dramatic and emotional, and the story, with its episodes of abuse, flight, rescue and pursuit, is eminently stageworthy.
Eminently winnable - eminently achievable".
This is eminently solvable.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
