Sentence examples similar to given the dramatic weight as from inspiring English sources

When, midway through, Marceline's tattooed number is revealed, the sudden arrival of the subject of the Holocaust carries a dramatic weight — as well as a power of implication — far greater than if it had been announced from the start.

These people are not allowed any back-story and Petersen seems unsure whether they should be given equal dramatic weight as the crew of the Andrea Gail.

Economic recovery may be more challenging in community B, given the dramatic impact to businesses.

The result is a molecular melodrama, in which the purchase of potatoes and a trip to the post office have the same dramatic weight as deeds of high moral moment.

Sébastien Marcovici, as her partner, has a morbid and tense quality that does not appeal; and Philip Neal, a fine dancer in several roles, lacks the dramatic weight for the ballet's Death figure.

The love affair between Anna and Mr. Bates has the same dramatic weight as the love affair between Mary and Matthew.

The dramatic weight loss was attributed to the combustion of the carbon species.

Despite the dramatic weight loss, his reps insisted that Culkin was "in perfectly good health".

And Debbie's frustration in marriage is given at least as much emotional and dramatic weight as Pete's.

But those texts fit into the story too closely, are given too much dramatic weight to remain objects of thought.

It gives the dramatic effect.