Sentence examples similar to a memorable dramatic achievement from inspiring English sources
A more dramatic achievement would see the introduction of humanities departments: philosophy, comparative literature, even comparative religion.
It was a dramatic achievement, and fantastic even by Woods's high standards.
They were joined by a coalition of activist organizations seeking a voice and change, all coming together to rally with organized labor -- an unprecedented and dramatic achievement.
Adding this analytical kick to Jeanne's sentimental voyage through India, Jacquot delivers a clever and memorable dramatic payoff.
The phrase "Roy of the Rovers" has become a trope familiar to generations of British football fans and sports commentators, used to describe a memorable sporting achievement such as winning against the odds, or an unexpected comeback.
His greatest play, Oedipus the King, may serve as a model of his total dramatic achievement.
To be able to play dumb through all this is not exactly a memorable achievement but to play nice as well is.
A satire of Victorian social hypocrisy, the witty play is considered Wilde's greatest dramatic achievement.
Otway's most memorable dramatic work was done in the last years of his short life.
Both provide multilayered interpretations that provide some of the most memorable dramatic and comic sparks alike.
This book has everything - a rhythmical, memorable text, dramatic tension, scary bits, humour - and Helen Oxenbury's amazing illustrations, so full of life and movement.
