Sentence examples for dramatic credentials from inspiring English sources
No prior 007 film had taken more than $600m worldwide; Skyfall took $1.1bn, the series' dramatic credentials strengthened by director Sam Mendes and patriotic broodings in perfect left-hand counterpoint to Britain's Olympics and the Queen's diamond jubilee year.
Advocating the conflict of interest recusal rule in the context of a dramatic, televised, credentials fight at the convention would provide the answer to Obama's (and Clinton's) plutocratic propaganda.
Cher, who plays his biker mother, had just established her dramatic acting credentials with an Oscar-nominated role in "Silkwood".
For me, a writer of strong fuddy-duddy credentials, the sad dramatic irony really was too much.
This is yet another example of "arthouse rape": male film directors subjecting female characters to sexual assault as a way of exerting dramatic power and establishing their realist credentials.
Bernstein and Lerner, both 57 at the time, produced a dramatic narrative in keeping with their widely publicized white liberal credentials, and it was derided as preachy and patronizing.
Its failure has become obvious: the directionless graduates are dramatic evidence that the long crisis in the legitimization of social hierarchy based on the credentials of an education has come to a head.
His regional credentials suffered last week, though, when his ideological rival, President Álvaro Uribe of Colombia, organized a dramatic rescue of 15 hostages held in the jungle by Colombian rebels.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
