Sentence examples for natural dramas from inspiring English sources

After the expedition ended the ship caught fire while in dry dock in Italy they formed Cooper-Schoedsack Productions to make what they called "natural dramas," films about exotic places that were not simply documentaries or travelogues but that were shaped through editing into a linear narrative.

Luckily there was a lot of natural drama.

Of course, the world wars gift it natural drama.

What Mr. Charman calls the "natural drama" was not lost on experts at the time.

His house and its outbuildings are stately but unpretentious, with a brewing sense of natural drama.

Meanwhile, Grass had been distributed by Paramount Pictures, and that studio's production head, Jesse Lasky, funded a second natural drama.

By releasing information just as the spectator needs it, the editor constructs a natural drama whose seams are invisible.

Races were even more popular than public experiments, and there was no better opportunity to observe a great natural drama.

Their first natural drama was Grass: A Nation's Battle for Life (1925), which chronicled the annual migration of the Bakhtyārī people of western Persia (now Iran).

They distill a complex game into a hyperfocused product, call upon the best players to make spectacular plays and cast the entire contest under the natural drama of a ticking clock.

From the Greeks to the Romans, Pisans, Genovese and French (and even, briefly, the Brits), the foreign forces that have variously occupied this Mediterranean island have been entranced by its magnificent natural drama.