Sentence examples for substantial drama from inspiring English sources

The final round produced substantial drama.

Lastly, I feel that Mr. Tommasini's analogy of Laurence Olivier's writing and producing a substantial drama actually bolsters my point of view.

Rooney did his own series of substantial dramas (including "The Human Comedy" and "National Velvet"), but the Roonaissance took an altogether different form: he became a stealth wizard of low-rent film noir.

The first substantial problem drama by Bjørnson was En fallit (1875; The Bankrupt).

But while the pure dance was substantial, the drama was merely flashy melodrama.

A corrosive friction between remembrance and reality emerges, which could in itself be the basis for a substantial conventional drama.

One of the brothers' tasks is to see that the strong coffee of a substantial legal drama does not get too diluted by the sugar of Hollywood make-believe.

Though 1960s fetishists might overlook the stilted dialogue and absurd melodramatics for the perfectly bobbed haircuts, vintage cars, and other period set pieces, viewers in search of more substantial human drama may be less than thrilled.

In addition to fiction, you have written a substantial body of drama and literary criticism, including an appreciation of Gabriel García Márquez, from whom you later became estranged.

But Alan Yentob and Mark Thompson have also recruited two very substantial players, ex-Granada drama controller Simon Lewis and his deputy Sue Hogg, to make popular drama series for BBC1, fresh from creating the ITV series Grafters and Always & Everyone.

The constitutional reform, approved by the national legislature last year with little substantial debate, though much drama – including a deputy stripping at the podium – foresees a dramatic opening up of Mexico's state-owned energy sector to private-sector participation.