Sentence examples for dramatic message from inspiring English sources
The play retained the inclusion of a gay character, Professor Sewerby, who remains central to the play's dramatic message.
So often when a singer puts technique at the forefront, the acts of singing obscure the dramatic message.
The need for surgery to tackle an inflamed prostate led him to send a dramatic message to the Tory conference in October 1963 announcing his resignation.
This strange phrase in the dramatic message written by Captain Scott when face to face with death is still the dominating problem in connection with the terrible disaster in the Antarctic.
Egypt's repressive regime sent a dramatic message to the international community over its determination to face down any challenge to its authority, after stage-managing parliamentary elections that virtually wiped out the formal opposition.
It was a dramatic message to an already dwindling trade, for the Taliban – the reason Hazaras were fleeing to Europe, America and Australia – had been contained by the Coalition of the Willing.
The agents let most calls go to voicemail, playing the most dramatic messages over speakerphones for communal amusement, Mr. Pejman said.
One advocate familiar with the strategy behind the new ad said that years of polling showed that such dramatic messages can work in the closing days of a campaign.
People posted reports on Facebook about gross mistreatment by Ukrainians; dramatic messages circulated on Instagram about streams of refugees fleeing the country; billboards suddenly appeared in Kiev bearing pro-Russian slogans; demonstrations followed.
A senior administration official said that while General Zinni would not have a dramatic new message, the combination of his trip and Mr. Cheney's would allow them to "talk about the larger strategic picture".
"To be the place that sends a dramatic global message would be great.' Critics have long debated the economic benefits of offering tax breaks, subsidies and other financial incentives to wealthy corporations.
