The phrase "a dramatic thing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or action that is striking, intense, or emotionally charged.
Example: "The sudden storm was a dramatic thing that changed the course of our picnic plans."
Alternatives: "a striking event" or "an intense occurrence".
The top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, Rep. Jerrold Nadler (N.Y ., suggested Wednesday that "the real reason" Republicans were weighing contempt measures against Page was to "set up a dramatic thing" before Strzok's public interview Thursday.
"It's a dramatic thing to see," he says, "and it's helped drive change".
"It's a dramatic thing to see," he says, "and it's helped drive change". Aside from independent ratings, Meyer urges patients to consider a handful of other indicators in assessing the quality of care at a hospital.
GB: [laughs] Well it's actually Helena, Montana, and he wrote it while he was out there playing a concert with somebody, so he was there for two or three days, and for someone who lives in New York, to suddenly find himself in Helena, Montana, looking at the mountains and whatever, it was kind of a dramatic thing and he ended up writing this song.
"To a big telescope, it's a fairly dramatic thing; you see a horrible looking image".
"If you've ever talked to a physician who has been sued, it's a really dramatic thing.
That is a pretty dramatic thing.
"And because these are charges coming from the grave, that too is a very dramatic thing".
"I think of it as a very dramatic thing," he said, noting that long after Einstein's career was presumed to be over, at 56, "he produced these ideas" of entanglement and wormholes having no idea they were connected.
"That's a pretty dramatic thing". Gates said he's optimistic that progress can be made with these innovations but warned it can be hard to convince scientists and engineers to turn their energy toward making products for developing nations because it's not as profitable as creating them for wealthy ones.
As a 'mainstream' parent said, 'If it's something that was constantly in the media, I probably would be more concerned about it than other things just because of that perception, that's it a more dramatic thing, I think.' Some participants believed that the media would hype the situation and induce greater fear.
