Sentence examples for dramatic appeal from inspiring English sources

The world's championship was held by a verteran wrestler, with dramatic appeal, named Jim Londos.

Indeed, while a bleak disaster plot has its dramatic appeal, it can also numb its audience.

"There was a very dramatic appeal from the children in those two places, and the same dramatic appeal from Fua and Kefraya," he said.

Many of the images "look like theater sets, so there's that dramatic appeal to it," Mr. Dearinger said.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh made a dramatic appeal in Parliament for Mr. Hazare to end his strike — yet was rebuffed.

This declaration was accompanied by a dramatic appeal to "cleanse Polish politics of dirt, fury, and hatred".

They were never paid despite many dramatic appeals.

He made dramatic appeals to Washington to give him "bombs for peace".

Evoking the late Eva Perón's dramatic appeals to the Argentine common folk — the "amados cabecitas negras," as Perón called them, who gathered to hear her speak from the balcony of the Presidential palace — Kirchner told the crowd, "They can send me to prison, but I will not stay silent.

As Syrian forces poised for the final sweep to take the last rebel holdouts in eastern Aleppo, world leaders and aid agencies issued dramatic appeals that the lives of thousands of civilians who have "nowhere safe to run" be spared and that government troops fighting to capture what's left of the rebel enclave refrain from atrocities.

It is a novel idea, and has dramatic visual appeal the first time you see one of his photographs.