Sentence examples for a dramatic lecture from inspiring English sources

In a dramatic lecture in 1995, Edward Witten demonstrated that the multiple theories were each in fact different facets of a single underlying theory that he called M-theory, which requires 11 dimensions and allows for the existence of not just strings but multidimensional membranes -- "branes" in the new cosmic jargon -- that could be island universes.

As is reflective of the breadth of the fringe itself, these ideas and issues around mental health are being presented in pieces spanning standup and musicals to monologues and dramatic lectures.

Since its launch in 2009 it has served over 200 persons through dramatic lectures, scene study, and reminiscence led by professional artists and educators.

But none of that makes for a dramatic narrative, and in lectures before the concerts they oversaw, Mr. Somary and, to a lesser extent, Mr. Todd advanced one in which Mendelssohn was a posthumous victim of anti-Semitism.

This rant is not merely a noisy lecture; it's part of a dramatic characterization.

During research for a forthcoming lecture at the British Interplanetary Society, he studied plans that suggest that a dramatic and audacious orbital rescue mission could have been launched – if only Mission Control had known about the danger in time.

A dramatic criticism.

A dramatic rock windup.

And as a dramatic endeavor?

It was a dramatic sojourn.

"It has a dramatic beginning.