Sentence examples for dramatic invitation from inspiring English sources

But Ginsburg's dramatic invitation to Congress to overturn her colleagues' decision put the issue on the national agenda.

Couples who want a more dramatic invitation may choose textured paper.

I doubted before the argument that the court would move in that dramatic direction (notwithstanding the invitation to do so extended by Olson and Boies) and nothing today changed that.

Wouldn't such dramatic results be an open invitation to make political sport in every arena?

So I'm really chuffed for him that he's got that [coming]." Williams was on the winning side when Wales met the Barbarians in 2011 as the invitation club to a dramatic 31-28 win over his own nation.

Yet the invitation to talk about the most dramatic chapter in his life proved a pathway to practical engagement.

Bennett's life is not commonplace – too many famous friends and invitations to speak at venerable institutions – but it isn't dramatic.

The result is an invitation to sharing -- of literature, of art and of the wonderful combination of dramatic events, personality and ideas that makes up history.

The high points include three dramatic monologues by contemporary songwriters -- Lyle Lovett's "She's No Lady," Randy Newman's "Marie and Tom Waitss's "Invitation to the Blues" -- that sketch a broad overview of male vulnerability and romantic fantasy.

Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!

The invitation was later rescinded when the event was changed, but the offer itself was news, a victory for the power of the dramatic imagination.