Sentence examples for dramatic indictment from inspiring English sources
Obama himself has become the greatest advertisement for black striving as well as its most dramatic indictment — an example of the widespread desire for African-American success, undercut by the blockaded frustrations of his Presidency.
The election will take place eight months and 25 days after Blatter promised to step down following the dramatic US indictments against 14 football executives on charges including money laundering, fraud, tax evasion and racketeering.
Bharara had to show that he could turn the dramatic gesture into indictments and then into courtroom victories.
Fifa was thrown into crisis in May by dramatic arrests and indictments that alleged wide-ranging money laundering, racketeering and fraud.
Craig's indictment represents a dramatic turn for a member of the country's most elite legal circles.
This dramatic failure may be an indictment not of the quality of the training itself but of an unrealistic expectation of what the morale and capability of the Iraqi security forces would be in a sectarian environment in which a Shiite-led government and Shiite militias were repressing and routinely killing Sunnis in Iraq.
His indictment would represent a dramatic turn for a member of the country's most elite legal circles.
The indictment is a colorful and dramatic depiction of the Sept. 11 attacks, detailing the assembling of the hijackers and their preparations in a perfect narrative arc.
The indictments paved the way for a dramatic courtroom confrontation of Mr. Taubman and Ms. Brooks, who had been widely considered the most powerful woman in the art world.
Krleža's dramatic trilogy Glembajevi (1932; "The Glembaj Family") is an indictment of the decadence of the Croatian bourgeoisie under the rule of Austria-Hungary.
English burlesque is chiefly dramatic, notable exceptions being Samuel Butler's satiric poem Hudibras (1663 78), an indictment of Puritan hypocrisy; the mock heroic couplets of John Dryden and Alexander Pope; and the prose burlesques of Jonathan Swift and Henry Fielding.
