Meanings of dramatic purpose in English

But we'll forgive Twain, since the polonium serves a larger dramatic purpose.

He shifts perspectives drastically for little dramatic purpose except for the drama of vision itself.

This serves a useful dramatic purpose.

Skilfully managed as it was, however, there was something in it deeper than theatrical display or dramatic purpose.

Three English ladies, Ellen, Rose, and Mrs. Bentson, figure in the play, but without dramatic purpose except to take part in some concerted music.

In all probability, it is of very little use for dramatic purposes.

They serve, for dramatic purposes, to remind her of their courtship and marriage.

The Greeks themselves were adept rewriters and reshapers of their own myths for dramatic purposes.

My choice to infer continued tension in their relationship is plausible, but made for dramatic purposes.

What dramatic purposes does it serve?

Kalidasa, for dramatic purposes, makes it a result of a saint's curse, which enables him to continue his story interestingly.

It is a sensitive study of his mentally impaired sister, whose disability, for dramatic purposes, he alters here to a club-foot.

'I thought I might, for dramatic purposes, divide the story into two parts: professional and personal.' Brunetti nodded.

Barrie has made out a scenario of the "Soldiers" for dramatic purposes and has asked the Haymarket management to consider it.

Let us now glance for a moment at the forms of composition in use for dramatic purposes before blank verse came into favour with play-writers.

Nothing but the gown remained; a gaudily-flowered silk, useful enough for dramatic purposes, but too extravagant in color and pattern to bear inspection by daylight.