Sentence examples for note of drama from inspiring English sources

Frank used that news to inject a note of drama into his opening statement.

By effectively reopening the city's budget, the mayor injected a note of drama into the control board meeting.

The optometrical revelation adds a wonky note of drama to the 200th anniversary of Austen's death in 1817, weeks after she had traveled to Winchester seeking help for an illness.

On loan from Les Aigles du Léman, a local sanctuary, Darshan, a two-year-old Eastern Imperial eagle with glossy brown feathers, and Sherkan, a 13-year-old bald eagle familiar to Genevans as the mascot of the local ice hockey team, brought a note of drama to the mostly genteel displays of other exhibitors.

Still, the canny narrator's thoughts, which reel and falter as incidents accumulate, sustain a note of drama — and blessedly, humor — that provide the novel with the manic energy and tensile strength to pull it along toward its mystifying, violent end.

The sextet was usually omitted until the mid-20th century, and an artistic argument can certainly be made for its exclusion, since the opera ends on a note of heightened drama with Giovanni's fiery death.

Belshazzar's Feast in the Bible's Book of Daniel has the note of true drama, as a hand appears to create the original, actual writing on the wall.

Absorbed by German and English Romantic poetry, he began on a note of high drama, moving in cosmopolitan artistic circles in Rome and producing a number of early landscapes that seem to have played a part in winning the friendship of the English Romantic poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge.

Abrupt details supply, in Carduff's notes, a sense of drama largely absent from Barbara Burkhardt's stately, exegetical "William Maxwell: A Literary Life" (2005).

Airline hijacking turned out to be a brilliant tactic, forcing world opinion to take note of the Palestinian drama.

Lisa formed part of the panel at this year's TV Drama Writers' Festival for the Key Note Debate: Changing the Face of Drama.