Sentence examples for the central dynamic from inspiring English sources

That's the central dynamic of our life".

The central dynamic of "Stieglitz, Steichen, Strand" is just as complicated.

The similarities and differences between these women, both of whom have experienced poverty and abuse, form the central dynamic of "Albert Nobbs".

For Mr. Atlas the central dynamic in Mr. Bellow's career has been his tendency "to tear up his life to feed his art": it "was as if he needed some obstacle, some impediment, to define himself against".

The central dynamic of the plan, and the great unanswered question of its environmental impact, revolve around the mixture of restriction, from the emissions caps, and voluntary incentives, in the trading system.

"This sustained and growing alienation between the public and the people whom it elects is going to be the central dynamic of politics for the next ten years or more".

Mr. Eastwood wrote the film's score himself, and the central motif is a triad, with each note reinforcing the tragic central dynamic.

Yet such dramatic imperfections echo the play's central dynamic, the will to name the unnamable, to give form to shadows.

Mr. Camejo, however, could barely conceal his joy about what he described as a fundamental misreading of the race's central dynamic by the Democratic Party.

But pro-government and opposition forces are focused on one another, making them and their sponsors the war's central dynamic.

In the case of his stewardship of Doctor Who, Moffat's tendency to write women plucked straight from a box marked "tired old tropes" (drip/scold/temptress/earth mother to name but a few), and his consequent failure to sketch a compelling central dynamic between the lead and his companion, has seriously affected the show's dramatic power.