Sentence examples for and a dramatic range from inspiring English sources

Now that Hepburn's own story has ended — she was ninety-six — we may be able to learn how such a woman actually lived out an uncensored and unedited freedom, since we have always somehow known that, despite four Academy Awards and a dramatic range from Louisa May Alcott to Eugene O'Neill, for half a century Katharine Hepburn was really playing herself.

They are the company's soubrettes, with compact bodies and brilliant virtuoso techniques, though Ms. Peck increasingly shows a dramatic range and lyricism that belies that easy description.

Listening to BT's This Binary Universe, which has a dramatic range of sounds and textures and which I've ripped at 256k, I felt completely enveloped by the music.

Detached from its neighbouring buildings and nestled away from Dessauer Strasse, the Johann König gallery is a contemporary, white-walled space that may seem subtle and unassuming at first but certainly isn't: expect a dramatic range of contemporary mediums, from sculpture and painting to large-scale multimedia installations.

Dreams can encompass a dramatic range of emotion, and subject matter.

They display a dramatic range of phenotypic variation and are a model system for studies of evolution, conservation, disease dynamics and population genetics.

The park has a dramatic range of plant life, in particular of vegetation returning to a landscape long covered by ice, and an unusual variety of wildlife.

However, Lee's turn as Sir Henry Baskerville in The Hound of the Baskervilles (1959), an adaptation of the Sherlock Holmes mystery, indicated a dramatic range extending beyond the mimicry of reanimated corpses.

I'm a particular fan of the many faces of Her Majesty the Queen – which span a dramatic range from "My horse just won the-Gold Cup" through to "Hello, Mr Bond" and, well, bulldog-chewing-wasp. So, I wish I could watch when Her Majesty next runs into David Cameron.

Our habitat suitability maps confirm a dramatic range contraction for this species over the last 100 years.

Billboard writer Kathy Gillis wrote after a concert two years later that Iyall exhibited a "dramatic range that, while not extreme in either direction, was touching".