Synonyms
Examples for "dramatic composition"
Examples for "dramatic composition"
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The history of David fulfils all the demands of dramatic composition.
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His dramatic composition adds to the true-life story telling of NZ legal figure Michael Bungay.
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He uses brilliant lighting, extreme contrasts and dramatic composition.
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The endeavour to introduce more historical extent into dramatic composition is frustrated by the traditional limitations and restraints.
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The Semitic genius is too subjective, and has never gotten beyond the first rude attempts at dramatic composition.
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It is also a backhand compliment to Phoenix's thespian abilities and courage.
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Who knows, you may find a brilliant thespian lurking in our halls.
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Maybe the patrician demeanour of the crisp-voiced thespian triggers ancient egalitarian knee-jerks.
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But she had one final meltdown before she became the great, unflappable thespian.
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And beyond his thespian aspirations, Alex is also pursuing a real estate license.
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Or rather, so they would have a full view of the thespian's expressions.
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More like Brexit extras in the thespian sense, bit-part players, understudies, spear carriers.
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Amongst the terrified shopkeepers, George Rivers, the witty thespian, is credited with exclaiming:-
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The recital gave insight to the one-of-a-kind woman the 80-year-old thespian truly is.
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Life for the young Black thespian has been everything but awkward.
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The court heard he was a high school thespian, and had a loving family.
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Miliband also found the thespian demands of modern politics uninteresting.
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Needless to say, Stella wasn't happy about this-Eric'sthespian pursuits or his unknown proclivities.
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Cave, on this appearance, doesn't seem to have the makings of a great thespian.
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Could it be that the extremely personable thespian can charm birds down from trees?
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Matthew called, seeing the man helping another thespian lift a trunk onto a wagon.