Sentence examples for a dramatic surprise from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a dramatic surprise" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe an unexpected event or revelation that has a significant emotional impact. Example: "The ending of the movie was a dramatic surprise that left the audience in shock."
It is at the grandfather's funeral that Shuji makes a dramatic surprise appearance and saves the day.
This is not to say that they don't come as a dramatic surprise, after all the semi-figuration, but they feel like a phase in some art historical argument.
He was even less impressed by the closest thing to a dramatic surprise that the hearing produced: a sudden accusation by Fried, late in the afternoon, that the Pythons were "guilty of coming into court with unclean hands".
She placed thoroughly normal school students in everyday settings and then threw in a dramatic surprise – sometimes supernatural, sometimes realistic – which would reveal how different people behave in challenging circumstances.
It may bring a dramatic surprise, as in the American western Stagecoach (1939), when director John Ford had the camera, mounted high above a rocky defile, move slowly from the stagecoach below to reveal a band of Indians waiting in ambush.
In cases where interchanging of tissue samples is suspected, the consequences are always followed by a dramatic surprise of a patient.
Instead, it's a scene of talk, to which Soderbergh listens with an immediate curiosity, intellectual focus, and dramatic surprise that outleaps that of most of the high-pressured, often violent present-tense action of Sawyer's internment and efforts to escape.
"Proof" has a series of dramatic surprises, including a first-act curtain that audiences greet with an audible sigh.
The most dramatic surprise of the Setai, though, is its main restaurant, a grand, if spare, high-ceilinged room with tables extending in sushi-bar-style like spokes around an open, central kitchen.
Sooner or later, he says, "unless there is some truly dramatic surprise — and not just something the market is well aware of" — stocks will resume what he expects to be a long run higher.
They're hoping that, just as no one expected George Osborne's pension liberalisation in the 2014 budget, the PM and chancellor will spring another dramatic surprise in the party programme – on the lines of the £8bn NHS funding increase promised by Osborne today.
