Sentence examples for becoming dramatic from inspiring English sources

There's a noble cinematic tradition of singers becoming dramatic actors, from Judy Garland and Frank Sinatra to Yves Montand and David Bowie.

By Richard Brody May 20 , 2014There's a noble cinematic tradition of singers becoming dramatic actors, from Judy Garland and Frank Sinatra to Yves Montand and David Bowie.

While there may be some truth in all this, it is in danger of becoming a dramatic cop-out.

The heritage situation is becoming increasingly dramatic as an entire swath of 70-plus designers is on the cusp of departure, and executives have to fill a gap.

On Monday, though, the discussions were about how to salvage his chances through a hearing that officials were resigned to becoming a dramatic public spectacle.

Jean-Pierre Jeunet has a mania for his characters entering the frame from below, like a jack-in-the-box: the character's arrival, he feels, becoming more dramatic.

Having moved to Kent just 12 months before Tony drowned, there had been no time to establish an identity before becoming the Dramatic Widow With Cancer – and who would want to make friends with her? How to navigate social introductions has become a perennial problem.

It's becoming really dramatic".

At Toronto, the many biopics, as well as the films ripped from the headlines, like Jon Stewart's Rosewater, or based on popular memoirs, like the Reese Witherspoon  solo-journey adventure Wild, all testify to how reality, more than ever, is becoming the dramatic coin of the realm.

This meant the British government set a "floor" to the recession, which stopped the effects becoming so dramatic.

While at Northwestern, Colbert studied with the intent of becoming a dramatic actor; mostly he performed in experimental plays and was uninterested in comedy.