Sentence examples for violent drama from inspiring English sources

One of them described the violent drama with implied rape threats as "a perfect date movie".

As the forms emerge, the tranquil scene becomes a stage for violent drama.

Narcos tells his story in swaggering fashion; a striking, violent drama of guns, handlebar moustaches and awful 80s shirts.

Five performances of Donizetti's "Lucrezia Borgia," based on Victor Hugo's violent drama relating the legendary life of the celebrated femme fatale.

It also raised a question that's become a cable-drama default: How good does a violent drama need to be to make the pain of watching worth it?

Equally awash in blood and sentiment, "Cost of a Soul" is a remorselessly violent drama populated by weeping women and tormented men.

In Hollywood, paroxysms of frenzy were virtually everywhere, in comedies and in musicals as in violent dramas, and Aldrich was their unchallenged master.

Court documents and testimony this week in Federal District Court in Manhattan illustrate the violent dramas that have played out in Chinatown in the past decade or so, particularly in the shadows of the popular bus companies there.

I have been writing about Mr. Rapp's grim, often violent dramas and tar-shellacked comedies for more than a decade, beginning with his 2001 play "Nocturne" at New York Theater Workshop, about which I had many positive things to say in the pages of Variety, where I then worked.

On the grounds that little really newsworthy happens at the conventions, and that most Americans would prefer to stick with their regular diet of reality shows and violent dramas, the entertainment networks — ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC — had already scaled back their coverage plans to an hour a night in prime time.

More recently we've seen a long list of violent dramas such as Rules of Engagement (2000), Syriana (2005), The Kingdom (2007), or Lone Survivor (2013) which are essentially war movies set in the Middle East.