Sentence examples for the dramatic poses from inspiring English sources

These, suitably condensed, as the show's title indicates, are read by a narrator at the right of the stage, as a cast of six actors performs the behaviors indicated ("Jack shrugs his shoulders") and strikes the dramatic poses described ("The Older Man controls his rage with a mighty effort and sits down again").

Van Eyck eliminated the dramatic pose and rays of light causing the stigmata, which according to Snyder, are generally "essential features of the iconography".

He'd strike these dramatic poses like Iggy or a Mick Jagger, putting his hands on his hips, kicking his legs out, swinging the mic.

If that does not ring a bell, its poster mimics "Crouching Tiger" right down to the three noble warriors in dramatic poses.

In "A Dance to Art," choreographed by Ms. Marshall, Ms. Weber flies winningly through the air and settles into dramatic poses as Ms. Dundas' excited little girl voice describes, "A dance to what I would do if I weren't me, but somebody else who's really good".

Bodies fly into the air with their arms outstretched in dramatic poses, leaving viewers to sort through the piling mass of animated bodies.

The images have Smith in a serious of dramatic poses too – something more natural to a performer, rather than the teenage model who is more typically the subject of advertising campaigns.

The initiative will be formally introduced on Sunday during coverage of the Daytona 500 on Fox and will feature television commercials with drivers standing in dramatic poses making emotional statements for the camera.

Ouendan (later retooled for the West as Elite Beat Agents) was and still is one of my favorite games ever made: A series of J-Pop bangers soundtracking the elaborate dance routines of a male cheer squad, called to solve everyone's problems via the time-honored medium of shouting and dramatic poses.

The episodes are illustrated by tableau-vivant video images, with actors frozen in dramatic poses but quivering ever so slightly from the effort.

Ulysses appears larger than his fellow sailors, while the Sirens hold out their arms in traditional dramatic poses.