David claimed that he thought he was taking part in a dramatisation.

One does not desire that people should unduly indulge themselves in self-dramatisation.

Even worse, the dramatisation of anger causes social distress and violence.

Any reckoning within Ireland, any dramatisation of its emotional contours, has to include that idea.

Just before sunrise the mitote concluded with the dramatisation of the killing of the deer.

The play is a dramatisation of Ernest Hemingway's classic 1926 novel The Sun Also Rises.

But the King dramatisation that everyone seems to be hot for is the upcoming It.

Few would be surprised if the nascent Pistorius publishing industry leads to a film or TV dramatisation.

The Crucible is a very serious dramatisation of the consequences of arrogant, unrestrained power in any society.

Sport was a forum for the dramatisation of Cold War rivalry and for the damnation of apartheid.

The exploration led to my play Termination, a dramatisation of an abortion from within and outside the womb.

So, being only dimly familiar with that story, I tried to maintain the usual reserve with its dramatisation.

Pre-war series were modified and simplified, and dramatisation and narrative were developed to capture the imagination of listeners.

If Layton had chosen to make the movie as purely a dramatisation, it would be effective and satisfying.

If nothing else, this piece shows that Thorne has a thorough understanding of the teen instinct for self-dramatisation.

The psychological trauma of this poor child is perhaps one of the most overlooked aspects of this dramatisation.