Sentence examples for desperately dramatic from inspiring English sources

A desperately dramatic storyline in its own right, it's only one strand of a series of epic, multilayered stories in Our Friends.

When Ralston tries to whittle at the boulder, it's a desperately tense, dramatic moment – so why does Boyle need to telegraph the tension with chugging rock guitar?

America desperately needs dramatic political change.

From 2007 to 2011, he personally contributed at least $458 million to the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, which portrays all government spending as in crisis, desperately needing dramatic cuts.

Pity, the match desperately needed some dramatic action.

Things were getting so unremittingly damp and miserable yesterday that something dramatic was desperately needed to raise the spirits, and it duly arrived: an appearance by the sometime American UN ambassador and neocon poster-boy John Bolton - and an attempt by George Monbiot of this parish to try a citizen's arrest on him for war crimes.

"The introduction of pneumococcal vaccine in developing countries has the potential to give us the kind of dramatic progress we desperately need in the fight to reduce under-five mortality globally," said Peter Salama, UNICEF's Chief of Health.

The tension of the frame-by-frame advance of Cavic leading Phelps, of Phelps taking one last stroke as Cavic glides in, of their hands reaching desperately for the wall, remains as dramatic as the live finish was.

Lincoln has fallen desperately behind the luxury leaders, and this dramatic chrome-face concept shows Lincoln reasserting its American roots.

In dramatic fashion this October, Barrett desperately rallied to stop young Erik Kirkland (17-1) with 25 seconds left in the 10th and final round.

A dramatic change in direction is desperately needed.