Sentence examples for interior dramas from inspiring English sources

But are Campbell's interior dramas enough to sustain such a long, hefty book?

What we get are the thrilling interior dramas of insignificant people, made all the more interesting because the vivid representation of these women's lives are threaded through with stories from Laidlaw family mythology in which only men figure.

She wrote highly charged interior dramas of the black middle class in Harlem, where the ordinary concerns of family life mingled with the clarifying and deforming pressures of race; then, accused of plagiarism and troubled by the breakup of her marriage, she became a nurse and published no more.

Yet within these slowly shifting patterns are contours subtly delineated and interior drama patiently revealed.

What matters, the film insists, is the interior drama of the priest.

The story is basic tabloid fare, and Handel treats it almost entirely as interior drama.

It often lacks interior drama, personal obsessions or the weird assertions of an individual mind.

Mr. Daniels brought just as sure a touch to the interior drama of "Erbarme dich" from Bach's "St.

The interior drama is the staple of young-adult fiction, but conflicts with other people (boyfriends, parents, captains of the cheerleading team) usually help make the story dramatic.

Heuston's talents extend to simple, affecting prose, and she maintains the book's forward motion despite its substitution of interior drama for plot.

But Messiaen's contemplative opera was different, an interior drama that traces the growth of grace in the conflicted saint's soul.