Sentence examples for dramatic diversion from inspiring English sources
With a Disneyesque sense of dramatic diversion, the Eden planners have included many intriguing displays and informative posters.
Ballet was declining about this time from courtly heroics to simple diversion unrelated to any dramatic point.
In the 1930s Graham had not invented the split falls or the dramatic tilts of later dances like "Diversion of Angels".
Thus, although most cancers are of monoclonal origin, the expansion of the population size, which occurs after malignant transformation, coupled with the constant acquisition of mutations promotes the diversion into subclones and a dramatic increase in genetic tumour heterogeneity.
A particularly dramatic effect was achieved in 1965 when a flow diversion 'cut-off' was installed, which fitted in land management policies of major engineering flood control interventions elsewhere in the country.
Among all the different artistic manifestations, Schlegel considered dramatic poetry to be "the most entertaining of all diversions" (LDA, 12).
Because of the way these statistics are computed, the diversion of resources from spending to savings is probably even more dramatic than government figures suggest.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
