Sentence examples for particular dramatic from inspiring English sources

This may suggest a salutary lesson for this talented writer and performer: his particular dramatic methods are best served by a strict allegiance to the truth.

Hearing so many premonitions of future masterpieces, I got the feeling that Mozart's brain contained an array of musical archetypes that were connected to particular dramatic situations or emotional states — figures connoting vengeance, reconciliation, longing, and so on.

A more traditionally conceived "issue" movie would have included a scene of gay-bashing, but Haigh takes what looks like a conscious decision to defuse this particular dramatic firework.

He was rarely given the chance to flex this particular dramatic muscle as romcom and action cameras gazed at the rest of his physique, but in recent years he's bulked it up again.

Donne replaced their mellifluous lines with a speaking voice whose vocabulary and syntax reflect the emotional intensity of a confrontation and whose metrics and verbal music conform to the needs of a particular dramatic situation.

Still, Mr. Hanson seems less interested in editorializing than in depicting lazy good times, like the half-hearted softball games that occasionally united the community, or the rock-climbing and motorcycle-riding expeditions that punctuate the plot for no particular dramatic reason.

After King's assassination, riots from Baltimore to Trenton to Louisville stoked a very particular and dramatic fear of black violence, one that could spill into the white suburbs.

This second Beckett festival develops patterns sketched last year – in particular, delivering dramatic readings of his works at unexpected sites in and around the town: Neil Pearson, for instance, was reported to have given such a vivid rendition of Dante and the Lobster in the dining hall of Portora Royal school, Beckett's alma mater, that more than one person confessed to hungrily drooling.

Wales will have a long time between now and then to mull over the opening four qualification matches and in particular the dramatic chain of events that saw this match swing one way and then the other in the closing stages.

In particular, two dramatic level changes are presented in September 1989 and December 1989 in the beginning of the recession period of 1990.

In particular, the dramatic events of 2011 and 2012 were reminiscent of the sudden stops experienced by countries with large external liabilities denominated in foreign currencies.