Sentence examples for lent dramatic from inspiring English sources

Reviewing Miss Williams's debut in The New York Times, Noel Straus wrote, "There was a warmth and intensity in her singing that lent dramatic force of no mean order to the climactic episodes, and something profoundly human and touching in her delivery of all of the music assigned her".

The operatic tinge in Mr. Kaufmann's singing lends dramatic emphasis to the music.

It lends dramatic irony to "Prophet" (1435-36), a statue of an Old Testament minor seer, thought to be Habakkuk, which Donatello created for the bell tower of the Florence Cathedral.

To lend dramatic variety, outside voices are occasionally introduced, from those of interrogating police officers (Bruce Kronenberg and Philip Levy) to family members and lawyers.

Benedict Cumberbatch lends dramatic heft as the lizard-mouthed adversary whose true identity must surely be the worst-kept secret in the galaxy.

HIV-positive character Jennie's (Chloë Sevigny) quest to track down Telly (Leo Fitzpatrick) was a device to lend dramatic gravitas to what otherwise would be more of a social documentary.

Unlike "Empire of the Sun" (1987) or "Catch Me If You Can" (2002), which left us with a tussle of competing feelings, Spielberg's latest work exults without a fleck of irony in its moral obligation — to lend dramatic form to the First Amendment.

In the second season the mythology was deepened, the characters were explored, and veteran actors like Battlestar Galactica's Michael Hogan lent some dramatic heft to the show.

But technique is not all; more mysterious is what radiates out from such technical command, amid the speeches, and lends dramatic energy to the owners of the mouths.

This lends a dramatic effect to running speech.

The predigital video in the commission hearings brings its own peculiar sense of dead air, of an institutional present, lending the dramatic questioning and testimonials a hard, cleareyed directness.