Sentence examples for low drama from inspiring English sources

Alex Massie at the Spectator says it has been a day of low drama.

A conventional, low drama, even-keeled figure in the White House would be bliss after the chaos of Trump that threatens to derail their legislative agenda.

But those testifying stuck close to their scripts, and speakers on both sides seemed to talk past one another, making for low drama.

In two moments of particularly low drama, she also broke down twice when attempting to speak of how the pair broke up owing to Pistorius's infidelity - with Reeva Steenkamp (a suggestion Pistorius denies, and we may yet see the angry emails that prove it).

Mr. Ross, accompanied on bass by Brian Cassier, demonstrated that a tear-jerker usually performed by a woman pulling out the emotional stops can be just a wrenching when delivered as the murmur of a man on the brink of a breakdown: that low drama can be as effective as high.

How does George react to Dallas' jealousy, since he's a pretty low maintenance, low drama kind of guy? Yeah, he hasn't been in a relationship in a long time and so I think he's not used to that dynamic of the insecure nature of early relationships, wherein anybody can be 'All right.

His color-saturated pictures here are moody, painterly and romantic, suggestive of the high and low dramas in everyday life.

He makes the sharp observation that in times of cultural fullness high stories and low dramas coincide; the plots of "King Lear" and "Macbeth," like those of the Iliad, could be played in a village or a court.

He's a brilliant rock singer, emotionally and technically; he's got a fantastic soul voice; he has highs, lows, drama - he makes lesser songs seem better than they are.

Unfortunately for ABC, Tuesday was book-ended by a second new drama, "Lucky 7," which opened with the lowest drama ratings for a fall premiere that ABC has ever scored: fewer than five million viewers and only a 1.3 rating in that 18-49 category.

Astronauts tend to be resilient, low-drama types.