The punch line, or point, acts as a verbal guillotine that cuts across the logical development of the story; it debunks the audience's dramatic expectations.
In the field of neurological diseases of the adults, unfortunately are reported dramatic expectations in the answer of taken charge, particularly in our region, the most disadvantaged, where there is the phenomenon of migration.
In the field of neurological diseases in adults, unfortunately dramatic expectations are reported in the response to early therapy, particularly in our more disadvantaged region, with the phenomena of migration.
In the years that followed, departmental success led not to shared prosperity but to a dramatic increase in expectation and job standards.
Consequently, an expectation of dramatic changes due to country-level bias correction would seem unlikely given the relatively lower amount of variability in ERS that exists between countries.
The level of increase over expectation is dramatic (6.23 times).
"Aerial America" takes viewers' expectations for dramatic views to an extreme.
Great Expectations, British dramatic film, released in 1946, that was based on the Charles Dickens novel of the same name.
We have empirical research that has proved the dramatic effect of teacher expectations for more than 40 years.
In the United States we've already had a dramatic reduction in consensus expectations for G.D.P. for earnings and so on.
The new oil shock has neither had a dramatic effect on inflation expectations nor precipitated a dangerous wage-price spiral, even though global monetary conditions remain extraordinarily loose.
