Sentence examples for dramatic confrontations from inspiring English sources

The characters evade dramatic confrontations.

Dramatic confrontations (like Mark's lashing out at a brutal drill instructor) have no consequences.

This look back generates dramatic confrontations at Congressional hearings, sells books, hypes cable ratings and wallows in justifying past positions.

"He has captured admirably the dramatic confrontations that attended de-Stalinization," Stephen F. Cohen, a Russian studies scholar, wrote in The New York Times.

"The dramatic confrontations seen on the show are actually more likely to drive less-severe substance abusers, who are by far the majority, away from seeking treatment".

Alas, in pacing the dramatic confrontations (and worse, an interminable love scene between the murderers-to-be), Gnecchi shows a hand less assured; once his principals arrive, all they really want to do is sing and sing.

Hope arrives in the form of a simple dramatic confrontation.

The stage is set for a dramatic confrontation.

In some ways, the most dramatic confrontation of the evening took place before the debate started.

It is a dramatic confrontation with the body as artificial construct.

Then, in the spring of 2007, Erdoğan and the military had a dramatic confrontation.