Sentence examples similar to dramatic judgment from inspiring English sources

For television, Mr. Denker wrote "Material Witness," about an office worker who witnesses a murder, which appeared on the program "Kraft Theater" in 1958 and starred Milton Berle, who had stepped away from his comedy show, in a rare dramatic role; and "Judgment: The Court Martial of Lt. William Calley" (1975), about the central figure of the My Lai massacre during the Vietnam War.

Harold Camping, architect of Saturday's dramatic events in which Judgment Day came and went without so much as an earthquake, has revealed what went wrong.

This symbolic theatre is a place of dramatic performance and moral judgment, a forum where aristocrats gather to see and be seen, to observe and to censure.

The sections on diplomacy are deft and full of dramatic flair and original judgments.

The Bosman judgment had a dramatic effect on football, said today's report, opening up the use of foreign players to such a degree that up to 56 per cent of national league players are now not eligible to play for the national team of the league in which they play.

Spectacularly wealthy, secretive and prone to dramatic losses who could argue with his judgment?

Judgment at Nuremberg, American dramatic film, released in 1961, that was based on the post-World War II Nuremberg trials of former Nazi leaders.

She then addressed the court with her own judgment: This was the "dramatic high point of the most analyzed event of the free grace controversy", wrote historian Michael Winship.

"The guitars express the deep pain of the sinners," he said, quickly adding that the heavy-metal sound "was chosen for its dramatic intensity" and was "not a moral judgment on rock".

Trying to negate that judgment, Davis enrolled at a dramatic academy in New York and also worked briefly in Rochester in a play called "Broadway".

The lack of dramatic results is neither a negative nor positive judgment on the program".