Sentence examples for dramatic description from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton corrected herself at a meeting with the Philadelphia Daily News editorial board; she did not explain why she had misspoken, but only admitted it and then offered a less dramatic description.

When James Comey provided a dramatic description of the confrontation over the program before the Senate earlier this year, he appeared to be unaware of the linguistic gimmick that distinguished the pre-March 2004 program from the post-March 2004 program.

His second, Un Homme de trop (1966; "One Man Too Many," Shock Troops), a World War II drama, had good reviews, but it was his next film, Z (1968), a powerfully dramatic description of political assassination in Greece, that won him an Academy Award for best foreign-language film and brought him international acclaim.

The outstanding features of Les Thibaults are the wide range of human relationships patiently explored, the graphic realism of the sickbed and death scenes, and, in the seventh volume, L'Été 1914 ("Summer 1914"), the dramatic description of Europe's nations being swept into war.

While Roosevelt reportedly enjoyed a majority of the book he even read it aloud to his children he found fault with Long's dramatic description of how a wolf killed caribou by piercing the animal's heart with its teeth.

And the dramatic description of a nurse in 1997 being booed and ridiculed by attendees at the French Society for Hospital Hygiene when she discussed using alcohol for hand hygiene is beyond belief to this US nurse researcher.

A thick black binder lists them by region and price, along with some dramatic descriptions.

Both "Peacekeeping" and "The Heart of the Matter" feature dramatic descriptions of maritime disasters and the subsequent mass casualties.

In my view, news outlets would do well to limit the use of the word "breakthrough" and other dramatic descriptions of medical research findings.

Radio transmissions between air traffic controllers and pilots as American Airlines Flight 587 took off from Kennedy Airport give no apparent clue about the cause of the ensuing crash, but do offer dramatic descriptions of the scene.

Working with dramatic descriptions of the deep darkness of the plains and the pounding storms that turn the skies black, she offers a sober account of the cattle-ranching families who have survived for generations by keeping their secrets close and their guns handy.