Sentence examples for dramatic history from inspiring English sources

Its dramatic history in modern times contributed to that figure.

They certainly have a dramatic history to consider.

None, however, is loaded with the emotional charge that the picture owes to its dramatic history.

Yet it packs within its narrow bounds a deep, dramatic history.

TWO PLANKS AND A PASSION: The Dramatic History of Skiing, by Roland Huntford.

The film traces its dramatic history from the early 1980s to the late 90s.

For those who follow playwrights, though, there's a pleasure in seeing two of the younger English dramatists whose work we have observed in recent years being confirmed as talents who seem likely to figure in dramatic histories of the early 21st century in the way that Pinter, Stoppard, Churchill, Ayckbourn and Hare are cited in studies of the previous period.

While we're all busy trying to recover from "Moonlight"'s dramatic, history-making Oscars win, its male stars are quietly dominating the world of high fashion.

Ian Stewart, meanwhile, gave a dramatic account of the history of symmetry from ancient Babylon to the 21st century in Why Beauty Is Truth: The History of Symmetry (2007).

Freed from the norms of televisual dramatic structure, history inspires the most shocking of the show's developments – which viewers are both grateful for and infuriated by.

The book, which came out in 1993, is magnificent; it has an odd title, "Girls Lean Back Everywhere," which suggests little of the dramatic legal history and literary passion with which its thousand or so pages are packed.