Sentence examples for a dramatic sign from inspiring English sources

He cried "blasphemy" and rent his own garments, a dramatic sign of mourning that the Hebrew Bible prohibits the high priest from making (Leviticus 21 10).

The fighting was a dramatic sign of the central government's inability to assert control over the country, which has broken up into virtual fiefdoms ruled by militias since the ousting of Gaddafi.

The decision was hailed in the Russian media as a dramatic sign that Russia had restored its independence and would not condone US violations of international law for the sake of cash.

Already, an article in the Jewish weekly newspaper Forward called the participation of Jewish leaders in the collaborative campaign a "dramatic sign of a looming rift" in the Jewish community.

Bombings in which civilians are killed and wounded have outraged many Iraqis, and what may be a dramatic sign of that anger emerged Tuesday when a militant group issued a video threatening to kill Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the Jordanian militant who has claimed responsibility for many deadly attacks and beheadings of captives here.

It his a dramatic sign that all of a sudden developers have fallen in love with Chrome's Web App Store?

Infection spreads like wildfire along the fascial planes, and a person may become extremely unwell with significant deep tissue destruction before any dramatic signs appear on the surface of the skin.

But they are also the most dramatic sign that the bill for a decade of mismanagement of the economy and of public services is now falling due (see article).

"Involuntary unemployment is the most dramatic sign and disheartening consequence of underutilization of productive capacity...

Many of the nationalised firms are poorly run.The most dramatic sign of government bungling is electricity rationing.

But it was only the most dramatic sign that many vital public services in this remote province of 525,000 people are beginning to break down.