Sentence examples for many dramatizations from inspiring English sources

As many dramatizations do, "Recount" includes invented scenes and dialogue.

Rumpole, especially as embodied by Leo McKern in the many BBC television dramatizations, is a character of almost Dickensian lovableness.

Thus, the authors of these dramas gave their audience not a mass communal experience, as the Greek dramatists had done, but rather many small and intimate dramatizations of the Bible story.

Such Japanese depictions include numerous dramatizations, spanning many genres.

But there is altogether too much weeping, too much explanation in stead of dramatization, too many lines of dialogue like: "Don't say such things to me, don't break my heart.

A good fight combines drama with dramatization: for however many minutes, the athlete and the celebrity are the same person, in the same place, doing the same thing, risking the same fate.

The movie is a dramatization of the many varieties of love and friendship and a charged meditation on the relations between theatre and life; at the climax, the aristocrats put on an entertainment, and the servants break into the party with wild violence that the guests mistake for another divertissement.

Many plays first staged as jingxi are dramatizations of the war novel Sanguo zhi yanyi (Romance of the Three Kingdoms), written in the 14th century by Lo Guanzhong.

NBC is thus repeating a lesson networks have learned many times before: Politics and broadcast TV dramatizations don't mix.

This is but one of the many brain teasers in Mr. Morogiello's dramatization of the courtship between the enigmatic literary figure and the aristocratic woman he would eventually marry as the Victorian era drew to a close.

Too many other pieces, however, don't justify their dramatizations.