Sentence examples for theatrical example from inspiring English sources

He saved the splashiest and most theatrical example for this occasion, and he embraced Verdi's theatricality fully, from the recurring Dies Irae thunder, powerfully hurled, to the bass's murmur, "mors stupebit" ("death shall stand amazed"), Mikhail Petrenko here hoarsely whispering the penultimate "mors".

"Frost/Nixon" is an entertaining theatrical example of his maverick light touch.

As the curtain falls, the secular Eric says Kaddish for his father — a perfect theatrical example of what Dr. Johnson called "the secret ambush of a specious prayer".

And here Cocteau begins to talk of Barbette's act, and of other theatrical examples, as parables of the artifice, the "lie," that all art is.

Even though it seems pretty obvious where this story cycle is headed, the cliffhanger adventures of Bell and Doyle have enough blood and thunder -- and theatrical examples of Dr. Bell's pioneering forensic techniques -- to keep us enthralled.

The arena's specialized theatrical lighting, for example, is hard to swap out.

A person who takes on an overly theatrical identity, for example, is "larping"—live-action role-playing.

Generally, it is older elements – the medieval clock tower, and the 100 or so highly theatrical fountains, for example – which are more attention seeking.

If the final product is to be projected, as a theatrical movie, for example, special printers can write the digital image onto film.

Dominating one wall of the gallery is a particularly theatrical and haunting example of Elahi's work, "Prism.

Andjar wrote extensively regarding local cinematic and theatrical productions; for example, the Indonesian film critic Salim Said writes Andjar inspired the marketing for 1929's Njai Dasima, which emphasised the exclusively native cast.