Sentence examples for dramatic kind from inspiring English sources

A raid of this dramatic kind is one of those things at which America remains unrivaled, in cinema and in real life.

As someone who had spent an entire career in the hope of a discovery of this dramatic kind, he had let his excitement get the better of him.

CITRUS is a dramatic kind of place, with high ceilings, pressed-tin walls and vivid murals reminiscent of Mondrian, Miró and Marimekko.

There is further qualification and of an altogether more dramatic kind at the British Swimming Championships in Glasgow, with the results deciding the team for the Olympic Games.

In a later interview, he said: "I decided that the thing to do was to produce a really large work about all of the things I was interested in -- the whole of one's life, in fact -- for I have no talent for inventing plots of a dramatic kind in a comparatively small space".

If you know Nassie, these are the words that best describe him: loyal, family-oriented, loving, dramatic, kind, emotional, funny AND honest.

Cadwallader flirts with more dramatic kinds of writing, gesturing towards masochism when Sarah tries a little self-flagellation, towards erotica in some of her dreams, towards madness during a period of fasting.

As a director, Lumet was drawn to intense, dramatic kinds of narratives.

Calls Sitwell's dramatic style a kind of disguise.

"We've argued or had differences of opinion, but it's never been dramatic of any kind.

The current investigation, so far, reflects a change in emphasis and focus, rather than a more dramatic change in kind.