Sentence examples for journalistic drama from inspiring English sources

David Williamson developed a kind of journalistic drama.

On his own he turned the prospecting for great restaurants into high journalistic drama.

"Ruined" is a deeply researched, journalistic drama that draws its power from the specifics of the stories it presents in immediate detail.

(Isherwood) * 'STUFF HAPPENS' Daniel Sullivan's sharp, invigorating production of David Hare's journalistic drama about the road to war in Iraq is conducted on the modest scale of a town-hall meeting.

First came the rallies — boisterous, angry, often bluntly satiric works that turned politicians into piñatas with cartoon faces ("Embedded" in New York; "The Madness of George Dubya" in London); then the town-hall plays — more soberly journalistic dramas like David Hare's "Stuff Happens".

That was the beginning of an extraordinary politico-journalistic drama, which, nearly two years later, is approaching its climax.

Dealing with the disturbing present-day phenomenon of journalistic plagiarism, the drama's timeliness gives the film an edgy, unnerving effect.

However, I think that theatre can go one step further, by breaking through the proper journalistic constraints of drama-documentary to show the underlying processes that shape the world within which those human passions operate.

24) Truth A Broadcast News-type drama of journalistic integrity in the classic American style, based on a true story.

"But above all," he said, "I was attracted by the bold way this writer weaves the tapestry of the story, the mix of trivia and farce and drama and journalistic reporting".

Almost lost in the international drama was a journalistic one in which Glenn Greenwald, the columnist from The Guardian, found himself in the gunsights on a Sunday morning talk show.