Sentence examples for brewing drama from inspiring English sources
There was a sense of brewing drama about Papp.
But it was a house full of tilting emotions and brewing drama.
Beneath the placid surface, however, Ms. Baszile writes in her new memoir, "The Black Girl Next Door," lay churning emotions and brewing drama — "consuming fears of poverty, failure, exclusion and rejection" — as well as a debilitating kind of rage.
Ramparts stood apart from the brawling underground press of the 1960s not only because of the quality of its writing, but also for its élan, its aura of brewing drama.
But this year, between demand slowdowns, exports being maxed out and a much-anticipated conversion of power leadership that has brewed more human drama suggestions and uncertainties beyond fiction writers' imaginative minds, Beijing has got to generate more economic levers to push or else, it will risk higher inflation and even worse, civil unrest.
The Cowboys were all too willing to use "the hammer" on backup players who don't dress up to an arbitrary professional standard, yet the team's misogynistic, allegedly abusive defensive star can brew his own drama and show up late to work without any tangible repercussions. .
His house and its outbuildings are stately but unpretentious, with a brewing sense of natural drama.
Meanwhile a new drama is brewing: both he and Ms Pryce are said to be planning comebacks.
With the newly-elected Iranian president, Hassan Rouhani, flying in to New York for his UN debut, a genuine drama is brewing.
You know that some kind of drama is brewing, if not within Jack himself (whose volatility may be a holdover from other, more seriously damaged characters Mr. Hoffman has played) then perhaps between Lucy and Clyde.
