Sentence examples for dramatic man from inspiring English sources

"But he's not a dramatic man".

You portray Cassity as a dramatic man, whether he's dealing with life or with death.

Hornby's shrewd, melancholy book was "dad-lit" avant la lettre, and noticeably different from the rather more straightforwardly dramatic Man and Boy by Tony Parsons.

Its most subtle charm lies, however, not in the dramatic natural landscape, but in the equally dramatic man-made beauty of its exterior decoration.

Great Britain's Jack Burnell described the refereeing of a dramatic men's open water marathon as "an absolute joke" after he was disqualified in the final throes at Fort Copacabana.

In a gruelling and dramatic men's road race on a wet and miserable final day, he survived a puncture with six kilometres to go to win gold.

Roth's Lippman, the fruit of a real-life encounter with Elyakim Haetzni, a Hebron-based demagogue, was once a letter-perfect depiction of settler leaders — pale, austere, proudly self-dramatic men and women, who flaunted their disdain for Western weakness, Arab duplicity, and all the deluded saps who believed in the "false god called peace," as Haetzni once put it.

The language is heightened, the atmosphere intense, dramatic: a man throws himself over a railing and into the violently whirling water below the Horseshoe Falls.

Every obituary has discussed his mid-career turnaround from dull, stolid dramatic leading man to dead-pan comedy actor.

And while those numbers might not seem so dramatic, the man in charge of Alberta's assisted dying file says he's shocked by the demand and the department is trying to find more doctors to offer assisted dying.

These weren't stuffy 92nd Street Y sorts of evenings but dramatic one-man shows in which Dickens acted out all the parts with such passion that by the end he would be physically and emotionally spent.