Sentence examples for moves dramatic from inspiring English sources

The film's ambiguities resonated with contemporary youth even as its bravura technical feats -- the visceral camera moves, dramatic angles and off-kilter compositions that could easily have been attacked as examples of "formalist" excess -- harked back to the achievements of the silent era.

The financial crisis will not be brought to an end by today's move, dramatic though it was.

It was after seeing a magnificent and very moving dramatic production of Michael Morpurgo's War Horse that he found the answer.

Puccini's opera lies squarely at the intersection of tragedy and soap opera, and Veronica Villarroel's affecting portrayal of the heroine makes the Met's revival a moving dramatic experience; but it is also, alas, a musically negligible one.

Stories can be funny, moving, dramatic, enlightening and/or epic.

This is a Prime Time television show focused on a myriad of rapidly moving dramatic topics set against murder mysteries.

Paterson's most recent book is "The Day of the Pelican," a moving, dramatic story of a refugee family's flight from war-torn Kosovo to America.

Ben Summerskill from The Observer has suggested that Dot's part in the euthanasia storyline was "one of the most moving dramatic sequences shown in recent years on British TV".

Like many Arlen tunes, the complex melody is -- as Arlen himself characterized it -- "another tapeworm" structurally, one that traces its own deeply moving dramatic arc from sweet yearning to rage to resignation.

And the event featured a moving dramatic play portraying the dangers of FGM/C.

In scenes staged with wavering style by Michole Biancosino, the relationship between the men moves from dramatic playlet to vaudevillian double act.