Sentence examples for a dramatic renaissance from inspiring English sources

Instead, he underwent a dramatic renaissance.

Ironically, the TV business, once thought mature, is on the verge of a dramatic renaissance.

In 2004, he announced the dramatic Renaissance 2010 plan, which aims to close dozens of the districts' persistently low-achieving campuses and replace them with 100 smaller, innovative schools within six years.

At Inverleith House, Edinburgh, until 21 June 2012 The Northern Renaissance: Dürer to Holbein Edinburgh played a dramatic part in the Renaissance, with rebellions, wars, reformation zealots and glamorous queens.

Detroit, like Mary, has an opportunity to undergo a dramatic, and quite literal, renaissance.

Likewise, a revival of Aboriginal identity and positive measures from the government to redress past wrongs, along with a dramatic increase in the Aboriginal population, unleashed a renaissance in the Aboriginal arts.

Wakefield's incredible renaissance under the stewardship of Chris Chester continues at pace as they secured a ninth win in 10 games with a dramatic win against Catalans.

A dramatic criticism.

A dramatic rock windup.

A dramatic work.

And as a dramatic endeavor?