human drama

She is the center of the human drama within the story.

"It's a great story that has both human drama and beautiful things."

Whatever officials and politicians were up to, the human drama continued.

But you had to admit, after the first two minutes, there really wasn't a whole lot of human drama.

Whatever else the work may be, after all, it is also an intensely human drama.

Science by itself isn't interesting; human drama is what gets the ratings.

We pretend to put this human drama down to the weather.

You want to make a quirky film that is really a human drama.

"The key element is human drama as a result of interaction with animals."

Yes, if I mistake not, we have here a very poignant human drama.

But the political color of the characters becomes secondary to the human drama they act out.

The group talks; they vote; as in so many other instances, the human drama and the film stand still.

Sport can be so inspiring - the greatest human drama going.

"We'll have articles about real people, books and human drama," she said.

Their efforts to talk to these kids offer the plainest human drama in the series.

The city is a natural setting for human drama.

Nothing in the dance seems rational, though there are moments that have the feel of human drama.

This way Americans could see real human drama, an authentic struggle for survival.

A pan of him that seemed to be perceiving the human drama for the first time.

Instead, he concentrates on bringing to life a historical and human drama.

But behind those statistics lies a thicket of human drama.

The smaller human drama here is set against the backdrop of Portugal's history.

This is a human drama with zombies at the periphery of everything.

This is done through the five key elements of human drama - act, scene, agent, agency, and purpose.

But when the team emerged, the world was far more interested in the human drama than in anything learned.