Sentence examples for formidable drama from inspiring English sources
And on NBC, the long-running and once formidable drama "Law & Order: S.V.U".
The Class (15) François Bégaudeau, a former teacher, plays M Marin, the kind, beleaguered teacher trying desperately to engage with, not condescend to, and inspire his class of unruly 15-year-olds in Laurent Cantet's formidable drama.
Dexter Fletcher, former child star, graduate of Anna Scher's formidable drama school and veteran of numerous British and American action films, makes a creditable debut as director and co-author of this conventional British crime movie.
The once formidable action drama "24" will be back after a year off the air (because of the Hollywood writers' strike), and a new drama called "Lie to Me" will arrive accompanied by whispers that it has the potential to be a breakout hit.
A formidable and technically accomplished drama from Farhadi.
That political drama, once formidable in the ratings, ended the Election Day episode with Annabeth (Kristin Chenoweth) walking into Leo's room, presumably to find him collapsed.
In daring to be life-size in a traditionally larger-than-life role, Ms. Burton demystifies one of the most formidable heroines of Western drama without sacrificing a shred of the character's fascination.
In daring to be life-size in a bigger-than-life role, Mr. Brantley said, the actress "demystifies one of the most formidable heroines of Western drama without sacrificing a shred of the character's fascination".
The day was the latest installment in the riveting drama between two formidable, historic candidates: the first woman to be a serious contender for president and the charismatic young black man who has packed arenas across the country and overtaken Mrs. Clinton in many polls and the delegate count.
Berio, though he possessed a formidable musical intellect, had a flair for drama, which he put to use in several wildly experimental operas.
The term "gladiator in a suit" wouldn't exist if not for Washington's role as the formidable Olivia Pope on ABC's political drama "Scandal".
