Sentence examples for the pathos and effectiveness of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this added to the pathos and effectiveness of the poems at public readings.

Here, she manages to give a 1950s housewife the pathos and grandeur of a tragic heroine.

Consider the purpose and effectiveness of judicial filibusters.

To ratchet up the pathos and irony, each of these principals is paired with their younger self.

The fragility of this society — and its inability to resist the rhinoceroses — only intensifies the pathos and affection it inspires.

Streep is terrific, and Pacino brings out both the brutality and the pathos of the son of a bitch Cohn.

Indeed, no one who saw will ever forget the superb pathos and humour of George Robey's Falstaff".

So kind of like "House" crossed with "Ray Donovan" without the humor, pathos and terrific acting of both those shows.

Nonetheless, Ibn Ezra undoubtedly impresses his readers with the great pathos and obvious sincerity of his liturgies.

Levinthal's subjects are both conventional and cosmic: the pathos of beauty, the horror of war, the fear in sex.

As Ted, Starr imbues the police dispatcher at the center of the story with pathos and provides a point of pop cultural reference that grounds the viewer.