Sentence examples for to dramatizations from inspiring English sources

This summer Welles, assisted by a group of Mercury actors, presented a series of hour-long programs devoted to dramatizations of popular tales like "Treasure Island," "Dracula," and "The 39 Steps".

(From re-creations to reconstructions to dramatizations, the documentary world is fast creating its own dubious hierarchy of authenticity, akin to the "studio of," "circle of," "school of" hierarchy in fine-art attribution).

There's also some sites which cater to dramatizations and "old time radio".

The real Hall was caught in an impossible bind, but the material conditions of his situation don't feel amenable to dramatization.

Whatever else he's a master of, Tarantino is an expert at making violence titillating, and, though he reserves his greatest glee for killings that he finds justified, there's a tawdry tinge to his dramatizations that veers toward the voyeuristic without actually reaching the dangerously complicit.

"One is given to self-dramatization from time to time," he added, before inspiring a round of applause when he finished the thought.

Scenes also have the tendency to expose what might easily get a pass in other types of writing that is to say, dramatization is naturally antagonistic to ideology.

Scenes also have the tendency to expose what might easily get a pass in other types of writing — that is to say, dramatization is naturally antagonistic to ideology.

So formal exploration stretched to its limits may lead not just to a dramatization of the means of making art but to the dissolution of such means, and the dissolution of consciousness, too.

But he was prone to self-dramatization.

Friday ACROSS THE UNIVERSE Julie Taymor turns her hand to a dramatization of the Beatles music catalog.(Doesn't anyone here remember "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"?) Jim Sturgess plays a British dockworker, Jude, who comes to America in the mid-1960s in search of his father.