Sentence examples for achieved dramatic from inspiring English sources
And we have achieved dramatic reform in education as well.
The Baroque artist achieved dramatic pictorial unity by abolishing the traditional limits separating painting, sculpture, and architecture.
If polite letter-writing campaigns and chats over coffee with policymakers achieved dramatic social change, we'd still be living as barons and serfs.
"They achieved dramatic improvements in performance, not through new targets, but by publishing results for individual cardiac surgeons for the first time," he said in a speech at the Foundation Trust Network Conference.
One of the striking features of my critical life has been the transition from a theatre in which women were shockingly marginalised to one in which they have achieved dramatic parity: itself a reflection of profound social shifts and of the presence of an inspirational role-model in the shape of the ceaselessly experimental Caryl Churchill.
An attitude of nostalgic respect for a more colorful and sophisticated past pervaded performances whose mostly bland professionalism was epitomized by Ms. Boone's "Something Cool" (a tortured monologue that never achieved dramatic liftoff), the jazz standard "Cloudburst" (no rhythmic impetus) and "Guess Who I Saw Today?" (more matter of fact than anguished).
"No one believed that training could possibly achieve dramatic improvements in this very fundamental cognitive ability.
And by those measures it would already seem to be achieving dramatic results – surprising even those behind the scheme.
For Hostess to achieve long-term viability, he said, it must "achieve dramatic change to their labor agreements".
Jeffrey Meyers, whose biography "Orwell: Wintry Conscience of a Generation" came out in 2000, concluded that Orwell sometimes "heightened reality to achieve dramatic effects".
He has also unveiled an ambitious and fairly detailed menu of subsidies and market incentives aimed at helping industry achieve dramatic reductions in greenhouse gases.
