Sentence examples for this dramatic form from inspiring English sources

This dramatic form had two main sources.

In keeping with the larger-than-life heroes of this dramatic form, which includes music and dance, and was dreamt up by a well-read rajah in the 17th century, Kathakali delights in big sagas such as the Mahabharata or the Ramayana.

Still, the dramatic form held some interest for him.

Kushner also has what he calls "a boundless appetite" for exploring the dramatic form.

Kushner also has a boundless appetite for exploring the dramatic form.

Rooted in pantomime this spectacular dramatic form is accompanied by an orchestra, including metallophones, xylophones, gongs and oboes.

This contemporary dramatic form grew out of biblical episodes in Christmas and Passion plays presented by separatist African churches in the 1930s and '40s.

We're trying to say to an audience that this is another dramatic form," said Mr. Vena, referring to "Twilight".

Less a conventional drama than an autobiographical essay given dramatic form, this new work from Kenneth Lonergan, the author of "This Is Our Youth," is nonetheless deeply theatrical, a memory play in the classic sense (a la "Glass Menagerie") as well as a play about memory and how it fails us.

Why some members of this family developed such a dramatic form of defense is still a mystery, though the researchers speculate that because amphibians have a remarkable flair for regeneration, the African frogs may heal up afterward, just like Wolverine.

Perhaps the most dramatic form of this involves taking a nice model with a space-like surface t = E (i.e., a well-defined part of the space-time that can be considered "the state state of the world at time E"), and cutting out and throwing away this surface and all points temporally later.