Sentence examples similar to dramatic committed from inspiring English sources

But while there have been some dramatic crimes committed by immigrants, they are less likely than U.S.-born Americans to commit crimes.

Aphallia is a rare and dramatic malformation, traditionally committed to gender reassignement.

Facing murder charges in Colorado, he engineered two dramatic escapes and committed further assaults, including three murders, before his ultimate recapture in Florida in 1978.

In the 1960s and 1970s, there was a dramatic increase in violence committed by sports spectators.

A spokesman for the U.S. Trade Representative emphasized to HuffPost that the letter is merely a starting point and that Lighthizer is firmly committed to dramatic reforms.

Terrorist movements seek to intimidate free peoples and reverse the course of history by committing dramatic acts of murder.

But it is vitally important to distinguish the many service members afflicted with brain injury or post-traumatic stress who largely internalize their suffering from the small but dramatic minority who commit violent acts.

He muses to himself about all the characters in dramatic literature who commit suicide: "He should set himself the task of rereading these plays.

CANTERBURY, England One of the most dramatic murders in history was committed in Canterbury Ca thedral 800 years ago.

Ms. Cargill said there was no precedent in Africa for such a dramatic change in a country committed to the free market.

It's China who have committed to a dramatic change from their current carbon emissions path, and America could meet its pledge relatively easily with a free market solution that would benefit the economy and create jobs, if Republicans in Congress would allow it.