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Meanings of dramatic tension in English
Usage of dramatic tension in English
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They provide the dramatic tension, said Todd Gold, managing editor of Fancast.com.
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Variety called it visually stunning but lacking in dramatic tension and grit.
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However, the score doesn't do enough to build the dramatic tension.
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Naughtie believes that Morgan has found a rich dramatic tension in divided selves.
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You look at the crowds, the cheering, the dressing up, the dramatic tension.
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Her hair was long and coppery, she held herself with a certain dramatic tension.
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Don't forget you need a story with dramatic tension and a beginning, middle and end.
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This woodcut, produced by artist Hokusai around 1830, is full of dynamism and dramatic tension.
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That's the closest the film gets to dramatic tension.
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The Guardian recently asked playwright Lucy Prebble to write about the dramatic tension in the Murdoch hearing.
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The sole dramatic tension in the story stems from the will-they-or-won't-they question that hovers over the Richard-Nikki relationship.
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This helps retain dramatic tension.
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Athol Fugard skilfully raises the dramatic tension by paralleling the machinery of the plot with Hester's sad, self-conscious frustration.
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I try to bring to light the dramatic tension that will make the performance progress but at an unhurried pace.
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This opening scene from "Karimo" sets out the dramatic tension over national identity that runs throughout the TV serial.
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Until somebody anoints the overdog, no underdog can be proclaimed, profiled, and scrutinized to give the competition its needed dramatic tension.
