Sentence examples for internal dramas from inspiring English sources

But the internal dramas are excruciating as the participants grapple with their consciences.

They don't connect because they are all blind to the needs of others, utterly taken up by their own internal dramas.

"The Last of the Imperious Rich" offers virtually nothing new in the way of reporting about the internal dramas related to Lehman Brothers' collapse.

As he demonstrated last year with "Mr. Marmalade," Haidle, who is twenty-eight, is precociously able to turn the internal dramas of the psyche into thrilling stage pictures; here he deals with the problem of mourning.

This is a pity, since it is the true theatre in which Flaubert played out his internal dramas (the house was pulled down by industrialists soon after his death).

Over the next two decades Mr. Feuer and Mr. Martin produced more than half a dozen big hits -- and of course some big flops -- each of which came with its own internal dramas.

Mr. Bolle was beautiful but without any of Mr. Gomes's internal drama.

This could get boring, but for the fact that there is a tense internal drama.

Though "Goldengrove" is not especially eventful, Ms. Prose gives its characters much internal drama.

With her endless limbs and projection of grand yet internal drama, Ms. Graf Mack is glorious to behold.

That is the almost wholly internal drama of "The Golden Bowl," and it could not be less cinematic.