Sentence examples for dramatic detour from inspiring English sources

But Roth, despite his own dramatic detour, did not remain in outer darkness.

The result is a long and dramatic detour from reality.

Thing is, these producers release this kind of curdled synth-noir anyway the last Legowelt EP was terrifying (as in scary, not bad)—so it's hardly a dramatic detour.

Still, this series has taken dramatic detours whenever possible.

That was a misunderstanding of an earlier time, when production values were mistaken for imagination — Ulmer, working fast with little money, turned out movies of great visual and dramatic inspiration ("Detour" being the most famous of them).

Alternatively, do a circuit of Crummock Water, including a detour to the dramatic 52m Scale Force waterfall (eight miles), then park at the south-west tip of Crummock Water and go for a paddle, swim or canoe trip.

The Best of Switzerland route takes you through the Rhone valley (Switzerland's wine region) and pretty villages, allowing detours to the dramatic Aletsch glacier, with its ice grotto, to Zermatt, at the foot of the Matterhorn, and to the St Bernard Pass.

Perhaps a site-specific production with enhanced audience interaction, or more robust dramatic exploration of the unapologetic prof's personal detours might have energized this too-static piece.

Ms. Hicks lets gallery visitors detour to her studio, and she frequently will have something dramatic to let them observe.

Golenbock is certain that some people will love "7" but that many will despise it because the lewd scenes and crude jokes build a detour from the familiar yarn fans love, of the imperfect, dramatic hero who fell short of his promise.

There may be little of dramatic note in "The Trip," and you may barely think it worth the detour, but it does tell you this: mimics, the lightest of life-givers, can never be too pedantic.