Sentence examples for a dramatic tendency from inspiring English sources

He wrenched them apart with low-end blasts, mid-range cries, and high-pitched shrieks, moving away from the musical sense of notes and chords toward pure sound — a dramatic tendency that he took to ecstatic extremes with his own groups.

God curbed his dramatic tendencies on Tuesday, neglecting to initiate a global flood during the figurative launching of a full-size Noah's ark replica in Kentucky.

Serum levels of ALT and AST for SVR and non-SVR patients showed a similar tendency, with a dramatic decrease at 0 4 weeks, followed by a more stable trend.

One of his first works in Paris, the Condé (lost; model at the Musée des Beaux-Arts, Angers), showed his new tendency toward a dramatic realist approach.

Given the chewed-over subject matter, not to mention the tendency of the genre — a dramatic reheating of the recent past — to curdle into kitsch, how could Frears and his cast rise above the sins of the miniseries?

The ironic interpretations of "Ulysses" may be the result of the modern tendency to consider the narrator of a dramatic monologue as necessarily "unreliable".

Even given the tendency for costs to swell, that is a dramatic saving.

The whodunit aspect of this case is far less important than what these programs together say about television's tendency to turn everything, however factual, into a dramatic narrative, a diverting entertainment.

It might be more apt to refer to a reformist tendency, which doesn't so much represent a dramatic departure from U.S. conservatism as it's been practiced in recent decades but rather a shift of emphasis.

A tendency to break into dialogue may be a vestige of a dramatic element in nonliterary satura.

Squaraine has a high tendency to aggregate in aqueous solution, and such self-aggregation usually results in a dramatic absorption spectral broadening with fluorescence emission quenching.