Sentence examples for brought the dramatic from inspiring English sources

What brought the dramatic transformation?

It read: 'I congratulate you on the Muslim conquest of Idil".' The takeover brought the dramatic shift in the town's demographics that was completed in 1994, with Kurds from the surrounding villages moving in as Syriac families sold up and joined the rising flow of Christian migration from the Tur Abdin to Europe.

It was not, therefore, the Islamic period that brought the dramatic break with India's sensual traditions.

Whoever the replacement, he is unlikely to bring the dramatic changes that characterised the Daley era.

Scotland brought the most dramatic news, an end to half a century of Labour hegemony.

The subsequent rise of the Bourbons, who were leaders of the Huguenot movement, and the policy of religious toleration pursued by the government brought about the dramatic reconciliation of Guise and Montmorency (March 1561); together with the Marshal de Saint-André (Jacques d'Albon) they formed a "triumvirate" in defense of the Catholic faith.

What Aldous manages to achieve is strong research with a vivid narrative style, bringing the most dramatic moments to life.

The company that made the film, Sirk Productions, is hoping to bring the surprisingly dramatic world of Bogota politics to a theater near you.

"Successive reports have shown that government incentives to encourage ethical behaviours can bring the most dramatic changes in consumer impacts and should be used more rather than less".

Using the activity to experiment once again, their latest bootleg sees them taking James Blake's seminal "Limit To Your Love" into their own studio, bringing the once dramatic gospel-leaning style of Blake's original into a future-bass domain, with the addition of pitched vocals, snares and some thundering bass hits.

One might have assumed that the bloodbath that brought The Departed to a dramatic conclusion killed off any chance of a follow-up.