Sentence examples for historical dramatic from inspiring English sources

I get that dramatizations and inventions are part of the necessary compromises needed to create a historical, dramatic, and entertaining film.

There is usually some dramatic incident taking place in the centre, such as a lion attacking its prey, which is in keeping with Rousseau's continued predilection toward the grandiose, historical, dramatic narratives of traditional academic painting.

The film's other component, which could be called the nostalgic-poetic as opposed to the historical-dramatic, is not as felicitous.

In the second half of the program, Pollini played the second book of Claude Debussy's "Préludes," from 1913, and here, too, his playing packed sonic, historical, and dramatic surprises.

"This grayer, chillier 'Foyle's War' may not suit everyone, but it's admirable, and a bit remarkable," that its creator and writer Anthony Horowitz "has moved the show forward in a way that makes historical and dramatic sense.

This grayer, chillier "Foyle's War" may not suit everyone, but it's admirable, and a bit remarkable, that Mr. Horowitz has moved the show forward in a way that makes historical and dramatic sense.

For all that the texts are fully transcribed (even interruptions from listeners are recorded), there is an unaccountable neglect of a reader's concern for historical and dramatic detail.

It doesn't attempt historical sweep or dramatic narrative.

Western diplomats have a long historical familiarity, however dramatic and tumultuous, with Russia and Turkey.

"Becoming Madame Mao" is a compact, dramatic historical saga -- and, Anchee insists, "completely accurate.

In 1971 Mr. Wolper produced "Appointment With Destiny," a series that mixed historical footage with dramatic re-enactments.