Sentence examples for becomes a dramatic from inspiring English sources

Minimalism becomes a dramatic tool, proving its further usefulness.

"The simple act of seasoning your meal becomes a dramatic gesture".

When this plant is set in large sections of a border, it becomes a dramatic display.

Through the thrust and parry of the salesmen's sensational flimflam — the broken sentences, the asides, the interjections — speech becomes a dramatic gesture: an assault, an insinuation, a decoy, a defense, a trap.

As a people-watching experience, "Street" is enthralling, and, because nothing much happens, when a pigeon swoops in or bubbles dance down the sidewalk or a man flicks a cigarette, it becomes a dramatic event.

In another sense, though, Tóibín's book was a natural for the stage (and started life as a play called Testament in 2011): its first-person narrative easily becomes a dramatic monologue.

With that response, the woman became a dramatic archetype.

After World War II he became a dramatic film actor.

But almost immediately, she became a dramatic, even tragic figure.

The scenery became a dramatic backdrop to deep conversation.

In the last three years the Young Vic has become a dramatic nut-cracker.