Sentence examples for a dramatic history from inspiring English sources

They certainly have a dramatic history to consider.

But the picture seen at Sotheby's has a dramatic history that put it in a different perspective.

But even in a building with such a dramatic history, achieving the look of that period was not easy more than a half-century later.

This novel, whose source material includes a Weimar memoir of Boachi titled "Notes on the Black With the White Heart," arrives with a dramatic history of its own.

Carcassonne is real, a superb example of medieval fortification with a dramatic history – it was one of the strongholds of Cathar heretics besieged in the Albigensian crusade.

What is not clear is how much money can be raised to save dozens of old buildings with a dramatic history that are, for the most part, modest, decaying structures.

Ian Stewart, meanwhile, gave a dramatic account of the history of symmetry from ancient Babylon to the 21st century in Why Beauty Is Truth: The History of Symmetry (2007).

Yet it packs within its narrow bounds a deep, dramatic history.

Composers have to be a little extreme in Russia, Mr. Gergiev suggested, because it is a huge country with a colorful and dramatic history: "Every week czars are overthrown".

TWO PLANKS AND A PASSION: The Dramatic History of Skiing, by Roland Huntford.

In the matter of demonstrations, the Police Department has, in fact, had a long and dramatic history of assuring the outcome it seemingly would most like to avoid.