Sentence examples for dramatic blow from inspiring English sources

John King: The Court striking down that mandate is a dramatic blow to the policy and to the President, politically.

The institution crumbled in New Orleans not from a single dramatic blow or stroke of a pen, but from the slow accumulation of resistance by slaves like Becky.

Is a line such as, "He has severe internal injuries from the dramatic blow", to be blamed on the screenwriter or the subtitler?

Given the way Vaughn has hit this season, there was no reason to expect such a dramatic blow from him in this instance.

It was supposed to be a quick and dramatic blow that would send the Islamists scurrying back to their hide-outs in northern Mali, buying time for the deployment of an African force to stabilize the situation.

It deals with the trial and execution of the only white man who managed to convince himself that planting a bomb in a Johannesburg station would be a dramatic blow against the oppressive white government.

The move by Singapore Airlines came less than a week after a dramatic blow-out in one of the Trent 900 engines during a Qantas A380 flight that sent debris over Batam island in Indonesia.

Some specialists in the American market reported dramatic blows to their business.

Accompanied with a syrupy musical score to cushion the dramatic blows (and to ensure that the audience isn't too horrified or upset too early on) this over-long film fails to convey - is in fact afraid of conveying - the real horror of child loss.

I certainly feel better about her after this dramatic blow-out.

Although the show isn't without its dramatic blows, the focus on the characters also trying to be under the circumstances.