Sentence examples for employed to dramatic effect from inspiring English sources

American concert and opera singer who, had a powerful warm and elegant bass-baritone voice that he employed to dramatic effect in the concert hall, on the opera and musical theatre stage, on recordings, on television, and in film.

Desmond and Moore resume the bravura style they employed to dramatic effect in their 1991 biography of Darwin, spurring the historical horses into a gallop, striding across far-flung shores, echoing the thunder of distant battlefields, anatomising the machinations of power, and spicing the whole with artful touches for the reader to relish.

She also employed color to dramatic effect.

Silence is employed to fine dramatic effect in Idylls of the King, especially in the two great battles that bookend the story: "So like a painted battle the war stood / Silenced, the living quiet as the dead, / And in the heart of Arthur joy was lord".

After seeing Michel Hazanavicius's exuberant and playful French silent movie "The Artist," I found myself thinking of Louise Brooks's back — her bare back, which she employed to such devastating dramatic effect as Lulu, in "Pandora's Box" (1929), the German silent movie that made her an icon in the history of erotic cinema.

His mind appeared to have changed, to dramatic effect, this week.

But Affleck uses his untested appearance to dramatic effect.

Norway has used threats of quotas to dramatic effect.

The dresses were all black, combining the transparent effect you get with deep black velvet to dramatic effect.

The Independent uses a set of four of them to dramatic effect.

For evening, jersey dresses were wrapped and knotted across bare flesh to dramatic effect.