Wollaston said that while the dramatic element of the show, such as Mac's death, were good, it was Alan and Joanna's storyline that was most entertaining.
The dramatic elements of his life poverty, self-mutilation, mental breakdown, and suicide feed the drama of this mythology.
American series frequently air in the U.K. Four years ago, Phil Clarke, the head of Channel 4's comedy department, felt inspired by the dramatic elements of American series like "Louie" and "Girls," and set out to commission similarly sophisticated narrative sitcoms.
In interviews last week, executives of several of Lincoln Center's constituent arts organizations mentioned the enclosure proposal as one of the more dramatic elements of the emerging master plan, which is supposed to be completed this summer.
And despite the novelistic sheen, and the intrinsically dramatic elements of the story being told -- Bishop's drinking binges and eventual infidelity, Soares's drastic descent into depression and suicide -- the book becomes surprisingly sketchy as it progresses.
She carries the most dramatic elements of the work, and her expressions evoke pain, regret, contentment, nostalgia, and wistfulness: whatever the second requires.
The dramatic elements in the latest round of messy European compromise are not in themselves new.
Mr. Powell's assertion about the mobile labs was one of the most dramatic elements of his presentation to the United Nations, which was intended to make public the Bush administration's best case for invading Iraq.
For now, however, he stands accused of violating party disciplinary rules stemming from one dramatic element of the scandal: his former police chief's decision last February to seek refuge inside an American Consulate not far from Chongqing.
Where others may focus on the turbulent or dramatic elements of a piece, he imbues the score with a gracious Classicism.
