Sentence examples for general drama from inspiring English sources

"…but the occasional episode in a general drama of pain" – THOMAS HARDY Cloudless skies, old roses coming into flower, a breeze flicking through The Mayor of Casterbridge.

And I'd gotten swept along in the general drama, which was becoming more like a Pedro Almodovar movie every minute, as Raul gestured expansively and ordered more delicacies, like codfish liver spread on toast points.

I'm also looking forward to checking out the oompah bands on the nature strips in North Bondi and to the fist-pumping, loud puffing and general drama that gets people up the stretch from Rose Bay to Vaucluse, aka Heartbreak Hill.

*The Istanbul Biennial starts this Saturday and it's rumored that there'll be heavy protesting themes, calls for social change, and all around general drama.

Rae brings the experience of being a young, college-educated black woman to center stage as Rae and her best friend Molly, an attorney, tackle life's big and small questions, such as what makes a good friend, broken pussies (yep!), and all the general drama that goes along with relationships.

Judi Dench and Sherlock star Mark Gatiss are to head an elite cast beaming live theatre to the nation's living rooms in a unique real-time general election drama on polling day.

I live in Kabul and I hear about most attacks, political turmoil or general negative drama on Facebook or Twitter when someone posts about how sad it is.

Keynes was interested in literature in general and drama in particular and supported the Cambridge Arts Theatre financially, which allowed the institution, at least for a while, to become a major British stage outside of London.

In general, however, dramas employ both Sanskrit and various Prakrits.

In general, television dramas fall into two categories: "procedurals," where each episode can stand alone, and "serials," where each episode builds on the next.

Of the 32 films in competition, the majority were from the West, most of them general entertainers – dramas, comedy, thrillers – where the characters' sexual orientation are incidental to the plot.