Example collocations logo

Drama in sentence

2422 examples of Drama in a sentence

The aforementioned WARM WATER UNDER A RED BRIDGE is likewise down-to-earth realistic for the most part, but it also includes clearly fantastic elements that make it more akin to the live-action fantasy born of anime than "straight" drama.
Considering the genre (pseudo-gangsta love drama), I can forgive a lot.
I've seen him in his recent serious roles, and I think he is an excellent drama actor.
Is it a drama, a comedy, a what...? I can honestly say that I think the answer is yes.
Hey, everybody here isn't a drama queen.
The level of suspense and drama is high, and there is one very "Hitckcock" scene that is frightening and scary.
This is a musical drama.
Terribly dated and talky psychological drama that goes nowhere slow.
The drama is substandard given the film's solid cast of perennial bad guys.
Those looking for instant gratification will be disappointed, on the other hand,those looking for a cleverly-written adult drama will be pleased, I think.
Vinny's inexperience cause problems, yet when he does get the taste of courtroom drama, he gives out his serving of justice to the platter.
I don't know why Danny Aiello hasn't had more leading roles before this, and I was impressed by Jane Curtain in a drama since she's really only been in comedies, like SNL.
It may be a little mundane to use a child as the center for a coming of age drama to give the audience a lesson in how to deal with death, but this movie does a really good job of waking us up.
With a cast of Robert Shaw and Christopher Plummer, Peter Shaffer's powerful and touching stage drama of Pizarro and the Emperor/God Atahuallpa is grippingly brought to the stage.
The realism in the show during the rescues really made you feel like you were there, and the combination of drama and comedy was handled really well.
The movie perfectly captures the genius of the novel(s), the external and internal drama of a young woman's struggle with pride and sin, her rebellion against the good and yet her longing for it.
Kristin's religious milieu, sympathetically but not sentimentally portrayed in the movie, forms a powerful backdrop against which this drama plays out.
Disappointingly awkward drama from revered director Fritz Lang, here taking an oddly conventional approach to the story and scenario and completely ignoring the suspenseful possibilities.
Actually this film is more of an identity crisis drama and murder mystery rather than a horror movie.
This film is pretty good for emotion and drama.
I rather liked Tim Thomerson, the sheriff, who's out of his usual stand-up routine but a 'stand up guy' in the local community, as he tries to keep peace as the drama unfolds.
I bought this TV drama on DVD for under 5 dollars so could I be disappointed, really?
Many of the recent cartoons like "Bratz " "Trollz " or the infamous "all grow up "start to became annoying stories about pre -teens that keeps talking about stupid things that nobody cares about the drama of being a teen or their obsession to be "cool ".
Not bad for a lower-budget fantasy drama.
It is drama at its best.
I recommend it especially for those who work with persons with disabilities, but beyond that to anyone who enjoys great drama.
The drama and the documentary elements aren't separated... while it could have chosen to be either a full-on drama(no doubt evoking more emotions from the audience) or a genuine documentary(most likely being able to include even more information about the time), it chose an interesting path, involving both.
As the movie went on, I was drawn into the drama of the girls being kidnapped... but the moment that Laura pulled up to her house, saw the infamous black car moving toward her daughter, and I suddenly remembered the mechanic at the beginning of the movie mentioning that all he had to repair the bus with was a racing engine and transmission, I was glued to my seat.
If you are a fan of any of these actors or you just want to see a good drama, I recommend you to give the film a chance.
A great adventure for the whole family...adults and kids alike... it's got everything you'd want in a great story, lots of riveting action, drama, a little comedy and lessons to be learned about true friendship, loyalty and courage.
BackNext