Sentence examples for and given a dramatic from inspiring English sources

The series is packed with images of love, war, nature and art, often beautifully edited and given a dramatic pulse by John Harle's energetic score.

Nick Hornby has adroitly adapted and given a dramatic shape to the bestselling memoir by Lynn Barber, telling the true story of how, in the early 1960s, she was seduced as a 16-year-old schoolgirl by an older man.

The purple prints sprouted over silk georgette and gave a dramatic finish to couture fabrics like tulle.

The other captive, Marc Aubrière, held by the militia Hezb-ul-Islam, surfaced three weeks ago and gave a dramatic account of escaping.

Once the plotting starts, Gregory loses her reliance on explaining the past and gives a dramatic and rounded view of another extraordinary woman.

His work is very shadow-heavy and very contrasty, with black and whites and a simple palette that pops and gives a dramatic effect.

Near the end, he took out his reading glasses and gave a dramatic performance of a few melodramatic lines from Shelley.

These unexpected victories drove the British back to the New York City area, and gave a dramatic boost to Revolutionary morale.

The mutants 1 and 2 share a common arginine mutation and give a dramatic decrease of nuclear translocation, which indicates that arginine is most crucial for this function (Figure 7).

Compared with its immediate predecessor, the new badge appears more rounded, the breast given a dramatic curve and the bends of knees and hocks made more angular.

In the process, old grudges these rivalries and relationships that once dominated the New York City crime underworld were given a dramatic public airing.