Sentence examples for dramatic links from inspiring English sources

He intercut the report with live dramatic links, including one of a government minister being lynched.

One of the most dramatic links between the mind and health is the physiological pathways that have evolved to respond to stress, and these can explain much about how meditation works.

August 24 1981 - escape to Skiddaw When the cars are crawling bumper to bumper through Ambleside and the fells are "wick wi' fwoak" I sometimes go into the "back of Skiddaw" country to get away from it all... the welcome absence of tracks and cairns, and interesting, even dramatic, links with our distant past together provide an unusual flavour not found elsewhere in the national park.

That provides a dramatic link to the historic and the modern".

Suddenly violence erupts and the episode, shot in some 25 minutes of real time, ends with a dramatic link that isn't picked up until the third chapter.

The dramatic link between them is Andrée Christa Thérett), a beautiful young woman who in 1915 was the elder Renoir's model, and then became Jean's lover: she was to be his collaborator in the emerging art of the cinema, an interesting part of her life that this film does not cover.

Korčula has one other dramatic link with the great traveller.

The grotesque or sinister contrasts with the ideal of beauty or the sublime and establish a dramatic link".

Dramatic progress in human genetics has revealed a striking link between RBPs and human neurodegenerative disease.

Interspersed between the 24 tales are short dramatic scenes (called links) presenting lively exchanges, usually involving the host and one or more of the pilgrims.

The dramatic device that links the three stories is that of a venal young person who becomes a murderer; yet — as in the director's later films — the strongest influence on behavior seems to be architecture.