Sentence examples for developed dramatic from inspiring English sources
His operas were described as "tragedies set to music," owing to their highly developed dramatic and theatrical aspects.
Some, of course, are more talented than others, and Sheera Ben-David, who is appearing through tomorrow at the Oak Room in the Algonquin Hotel, stands out as a fully developed dramatic singer who delivers the goods on several counts.
After cystogastrostomy stent placement, the patient developed dramatic symptomatic improvement of gastric outlet obstructive symptoms, although subsequent imaging did not reveal complete collapse of the cystic structure.
Over the years, what could be defined as a typical style of Montreal rap beats has also developed: dramatic strings or pianos layered over hard drums.
To adapt to challenging environments, plants have developed dramatic modifications in morphological, physiological, biochemical and molecular processes.
A 19-year-old girl with a body weight of 48 Kg, who presented with fever for 5 days, vomiting, headache, body aches and flushing developed dramatic reduction in blood pressures from 100/70 mmHg to 80/40 in the supine position, absent peripheral pulses and cold, clammy extremities on day 6 of the illlness.
The addition of a scenic facade, with three doors, more than doubled the number of entrances and gave the playwright more freedom to develop dramatic tension.
In Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales (1387 1400) too, the pilgrimage frame brings together varied tellers of tales, who emerge as vivid personalities and develop dramatic relationships among themselves and with their tales.
Pkd1 and Pkd2 heterozygous mice present with few if any renal cysts but develop dramatic cystic disease when the other allele undergoes somatic deletion at a high rate [14], [15], [16], [17].
For example, learning about negotiation, presenting, public speaking, interviewing aspects, acting out scenarios for group discussion of ethical or other controversial issues and developing dramatic skills.
Apoptotic cells develop dramatic morphological changes including contraction, membrane blebbing and apoptotic body formation, which were among the first and most readily identifiable features of cellular suicide.
