Sentence examples for dramatic declarations from inspiring English sources

He makes dramatic declarations and shows flashes of insight and humour amid half-sentences whose meanings shimmer and scatter like fish in cloudy water.

"I've urged him not to make this worse by making dramatic declarations meant to turn this situation into a public scandal, but he won't listen," Ms. Severo continued, exasperation in her voice.

Think Roy Lichtenstein's Ben-day dots and dramatic declarations.

These are the sorts of ideas that allow for incremental and permanent change, as opposed to the dramatic declarations which set us up for failure.

He doesn't feel worthy of your love, and his dramatic declarations are a way of testing your devotion, of trying to get you to reassure him that you care and that you're never going to leave.

It isn't clear.But two much bigger questions have emerged since Mr Sharon's dramatic declaration.

Suddenly, without a vote or any dramatic declaration, the artists told Dayman they had reached a decision.

Tiger Woods, looking to break one of the most dramatic falls from grace in sports history, made a dramatic declaration Friday: he is taking a sabbatical from golf.

There's a moment of crucial revelation — a potentially conventional moment of dramatic declaration — for which he discovers an extraordinarily simple yet powerfully expressive camera trope that raises the scene above character into the realm of moral enormity.

With one dramatic declaration, lasting 16 words and only a few seconds, LeBron James shook the sporting world and the N.B.A. on Thursday, announcing that he would play next season for the Miami Heat.

Binyamin Netanyahu's dramatic declaration to world leaders in 2012 that Iran was about a year away from making a nuclear bomb was contradicted by his own secret service, according to a top-secret Mossad document.