Sentence examples for becomes dramatic from inspiring English sources

Space itself becomes dramatic, a core Balanchine effect.

The overhead mobile becomes dramatic as a congeries of holes in the sky.

And I like his trick of slipping into a hoarse register when the song becomes dramatic".

After dark, the main dining room becomes dramatic with illuminated blue insets in the wall facing the ribbon of windows and that view of Lake Gleneida.

It becomes dramatic when he portrays the destruction of an individualist's intellect: Hedda burning the much labored-over manuscript of her husband's rival, or the anti-hero Halvard Solness suppressing his colleague's career in "The Master Builder" (now in revival at the Pearl).

This variation becomes dramatic near the tilted corner of the building.

"It could become dramatic if we didn't come up with solutions," she said.

If we do not act quickly, that decline will become dramatic".

All the problems at birth, if not dealt with, become dramatic.

In his scenes, the faces of his characters, whether Turkish prostitutes, Ellis Island immigrants, Mexican peasants, or well-chosen stars, became dramatic landscapes in themselves.

(Boorstin wrote that "more and more news events become dramatic performances in which 'men in the news' simply act out more or less well their prepared script").