Examples of using Dramatic intensity in English and their translations into Greek
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Such dramatic intensity.
There were moments of great dramatic intensity….
Feel the story's dramatic intensity by also playing the villain, Edward Page.
Humorously, one publisher's letter stated"while the manuscript was vaguely reminiscent of Kosinski,it lacked his dramatic intensity!"!
Adding to the dramatic intensity of the scene.
This deliverance was one of the stupendous events in the history of God's ancient people,without doubt the greatest in magnitude and dramatic intensity.
For truly dramatic intensity, use the brush wet with our powder eye shadows.
Alto Ioanna Forti, blessed with a wonderful, dusky voice[…],an exquisite technique, dramatic intensity and stamina, too[…], gave an outstanding interpretation.
Its dramatic intensity is conveyed with confidence as the musical interpretation is presented.
The performance style of the Bolshoi Ballet is typically identified as being colourful and bold,combining technique and athleticism with expressiveness and dramatic intensity.
The works are notable for their dramatic intensity, penetrating psychology, and touching humanity.
Ergo, the books of Jack Kerouac do not compose a shadowy andsomehow pointless incident, merely supporting the matured American“underground” which wore away with a more dramatic intensity than the one through which it was constructed in late 1950s.
I have seen this with the most dramatic intensity with The Beatles playing to 2,000 or 3,000 young girls in Manchester.
A year later, participates in the contest for the Palace of the Government of São Paulo, with a debatable project, that stands out for its monumental aspect of the building,marked by decomposition of volumes and by the dramatic intensity of lights of the spotlight.
Blue, black andgolden details create dramatic intensity while the overall design and pattern follow symmetry and grandeur.
It is one of the most typical manuscripts of the period, in which the illumination is combined with the so-called'dynamic' style of monumental painting, which expressed a high spirituality andled to the strong emotions and dramatic intensity of the art of the following centuries.
In contrast, however, to the dramatic intensity which characterized the older compositions in bronze, the“Warrior” made of wood acquires a monumental character and thus is transformed into a symbol of Victory.
These artists were inspired by the Sturmund Drang movement and represented a midpoint between the dramatic intensity and expressive manner of the budding Romantic aesthetic and the waning neo-classical ideal.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, if today's debate on giving discharge to the Commission in respect of the implementation of the general budget of the European Communities for the 1996 financial year is one of dramatic intensity and not without passion, it is because, unquestionably, we have gone beyond the bounds what is acceptable.
In Mysterion, the three choruses of the play give themselves upto ritual dancing and in most passages of great dramatic intensity the composer assigns an autonomous role to each musical ensemble which is part of a larger group of performers.
Particularly to achieve the above confrontational blending of antithetical elements, the discernible elements include the high relief which may be detached from the plate of the panel, the kinesiological freedoms ofthe sculptures achieved through their details, as well as the dramatic intensity reflected in the figures to demonstrate the passion and the fury of the conflict of enemies in lively battle scenes.
Subsequently, the intensity of dramatic scenes and the perfection of acting, the aesthetic delight in the performance and the powerful communicability between stage and stalls can almost never be measured objectively, since every time, directly or indirectly they comprise a whole of psychic-emotional as well as spiritual, even physical factors, which constitute the concept of perception and in their own turn form the final opinion of the viewer about the performance.
