Sentence examples for in dramatic recreations from inspiring English sources

In dramatic recreations, Simon Callow plays Galileo with melancholy grandeur.

In between is an extended treatment of the events between the news of Diana's death and the funeral at Westminster Abbey, in which dramatic recreations and newsreel footage are intertwined, with some of the scenes deliberately given the fuzzy, stratified texture of blown-up video film.

By Richard Brody March 20 , 2015Dramatic recreations such as those in "The Jinx" are betrayals and debasements of the very stories their directors are trying to tell.

On board the Russian-built Tupolev Tu-204 instead of Muzak we are soothed by the national anthem, the newspaper distributed is the Pyongyang Times (in English), and on the video monitors are dramatic recreations of World War II, as well as a tourist video that evokes Disney documentaries from the 1950s.

"If I wrote The Innocent Man as a novel, folks probably wouldn't believe it," Grisham says in the clip, which includes a mix of interviews, dramatic recreations, and footage of the actual coerced confessions a kind of road map for what we can expect from the series.

Shoot dramatic recreations.

Any dramatic recreations you want to shoot.

Sometimes, dramatic recreations will obscure the actors' faces.

Antonio has been described elsewhere in books on Hemingway as a "dramatic recreation of the thin-lipped executioner of Madrid, Pepe Quintanilla" and the "chief of Madrid's secret police".

But there's a vast difference between a merely illustrative depiction in the interest of affirming factlets and a dramatic recreation that restores the complexity of experience.

The title refers to the Stephen Sondheim musical Sunday in the Park with George, which contains a dramatic recreation of Seurat's painting A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte.