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Meanings of dramatic art in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "theatre"
Examples for "theatre"
1
The theatre of conflict has no borders, it is spreading into Europe.
2
The balcony scene was immediately iconic, an extraordinary example of political theatre.
3
Great to know theatre of this quality is touring the so-called provinces.
4
In short, Marina Carr's work represents everything that great theatre should be.
5
The department said the theatre great had succumbed to a short illness.
1
Europe appeared to be the next theater of the global trade war.
2
The theater in China is a much simpler affair than in America.
3
Only one more night here, then new theater, new show, new people.
4
Fitzgerald called the events political theater on the part of Planned Parenthood.
5
The theater is away from water and far from the tengu building.
1
Two days with no further dramatics on my part helped everyone relax.
2
Now she was talking without dramatics, as if chatting with her friends.
3
Samual almost laughed at how close such dramatics came to being counterproductive.
4
The boy was aimless at first and then became interested in dramatics.
5
Here he became the ringleader of a clique which dabbled in dramatics.
1
The Brazilian TV dramaturgy has been very slow in absorbing reality, Avancini said.
2
But by now his life seems to have entered into a dangerous dramaturgy.
3
Following the rules of dramaturgy, we're of necessity moving matter.
4
I would say it has, in accordance with changes in taste, technology and dramaturgy.
5
There was a declaration of principles to be formulated out of sagacity and dramaturgy.
Usage of dramatic art in anglès
1
His artistic gifts; his love of music; his dealings with dramatic art.
2
He loved poetry, the dramatic art, history, literature, for their own sake.
3
This is considered in all dramatic art to be the ideal.
4
Further progress in dramatic art has been made in this play.
5
What folly it is ever to expect a great dramatic art in England.
6
Contrasts, conflicts of the mind, events, in short, belong to the dramatic art.
7
If we are to have any real dramatic art in England--
8
Shakspeare and his contemporaries had established the dramatic art on a firm basis.
9
There have been various times when the dramatic art subsequently fell into disrepute.
10
But this is a criticism, not of dramatic art, but of human nature.
11
For what is the dramatic art, like all other arts, but a representation?
12
Perfect heroes are the monsters of melodramas, and have no place in dramatic art.
13
Salvini is the true exponent of the Italian dramatic art
14
Sculpture-likedramatic art-isat once the most difficult and the easiest of all arts.
15
Characterization is merely one ingredient of the dramatic art, and not dramatic poetry itself.
16
Must Lucia give up the direction of dramatic art as well as of music?
This collocation consists of:
Translations for dramatic art
portuguès
espanyol
Dramatic art through the time
Dramatic art across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common