Sentence examples for dramatic examples from inspiring English sources

Manchester and Glasgow have their own dramatically deco Daily Express buildings, both dramatic examples.

With their expressive faces, they rank among the most dramatic examples of ancient Buddhist statuary.

In the past several decades, scientists have uncovered particularly dramatic examples of unconscious processing.

These are dramatic examples, but the UK anti-abortion lobby is learning from its American counterpart.

Similar if less dramatic examples of leadership followed on other key issues.

In the UK, there have been some dramatic examples of mass sociogenic illness.

And England and Germany are only the most dramatic examples of a common problem.

Among the most dramatic examples cited by Edmunds was the Lincoln Navigator, a luxury S.U.V. that Ford updated last year.

Dramatic examples of this effect were invented by Ames, including his famous distorted room (see Figure 3).

One of the most dramatic examples of the inequality created by gentrification on a very local level can be found in the re-emergence of tuberculosis in cities.

This suggests that dramatic examples of government dysfunction should perhaps be added to the short list of events that decisively affect presidential approval.