Sentence examples for dramatic distinction from inspiring English sources

"Falstaff" was Toscanini's favorite opera, but he also revealed the structural integrity and dramatic distinction of the mid-period Verdi works — "Rigoletto," "Il Trovatore," "La Traviata" — that were considered tired and old hat when he was young.

"THERE is no dramatic distinction between the processes of the weather and the workings of the human brain," says Stephen Wolfram, a physicist and the founder of Wolfram Research, a software company.

While the sex ratio data show a somewhat gradual increase in degree of female bias with increasing sociality, the nearest neighbour data show a more dramatic distinction between social and subsocial species (Fig. 1b).

For all 12 loci, there was a statistically significant and dramatic distinction in DNA methylation levels between N/CN and T. The ranges for area under the curve (AUC), sensitivity and specificity were 0.85 0.97, 75.0 94.34% and 84.44 100% respectively (Table  3).

This mirrored the special report on the topic (January 5th), which juxtaposed the treatment of legal and illegal immigration to the point where the dramatic distinctions between the two, and the corresponding policy implications, were all but completely blurred (deliberately?).

To this regard, senescence or quiescence have dramatic functional distinctions in cancer and aging; senescence more efficiently halts tumor progression but it is also a stronger inducer of aging.

It should be noted, however, that the apparently marked differences in the intragene methylation profiles of ES and iPS cells that allow for their confident discrimination do not necessarily imply dramatic functional distinctions, and their biological impact remains to be elucidated.

Hart achieved his needed dramatic definition and distinction to begin emerging from the depths of the pack, and was on his way to what David Halberstam -- author of The Best and the Brightest on the geniuses who masterminded, as it were, the Vietnam War -- rather humorously called "the most famous distant second place in American political history".

Kelley told me that the discernment of Syme and his contemporaries has helped draw her own gaze to less dramatic shades, and to distinctions that she might not otherwise perceive.

Fish's theatrical stage presence and dramatic vocals lent the band some distinction, but he left the fold toward the end of the decade, after it scored its biggest hit with the pop ballad "Kayleigh".

Some of the most dramatic madrigals in this collection blur the distinctions between song and opera.