Sentence examples for become the dramatic from inspiring English sources

He contends that it's "this, the liberalization of opinion, that has become the dramatic event in the movie house.

If they can be accessed instantly, the unacceptable hold-ups that opponents of video evidence cite as an objection will become the dramatic pauses that have enhanced cricket and rugby league.

Characters from the works of Shakespeare become the dramatic inspiration for this lovely suite by Duke Ellington, which premiered in 1957.

In 2003, it became the dramatic focus of the world's attention when 321 residents were diagnosed with severe acute respiratory syndrome, or Sars.

Hoping to console her with product-endorsement work, he pulls out what becomes the dramatic high point of this movie: a prototype of a ThighMaster.

Later adapted for stage, TV and film, the piece has certainly become the primary dramatic representation of Welsh speech and atmosphere – but I am happy to be corrected if this is simply a foreign perception.

The more tongue in cheek Iron Man 3 becomes, the less dramatic tension it possesses.

This means of course that Virgil, Dante's guide, must give way to other leaders, and in a canticle generally devoid of drama the rejection of Virgil becomes the single dramatic event.

Sokolove's own experience being wowed by Volpe's charges becomes the implicit dramatic arc, as he recognizes, with admiration, how theater "teaches the opposite of what I learned in sports, in which the model is that there is no self, no emotional landscape or core.... To look within, to feel or imagine, is not encouraged".

John E. Uhler, then instructor in English, became the new dramatic director.

The renewal marks a milestone — "Bosch" becomes the first dramatic series to be renewed on Amazon Prime, which, along with digital on-demand video services like Hulu Plus and Netflix, is wading into the highly competitive and crowded world of original programming.