Sentence examples for dramatic moment that from inspiring English sources

This is an inspirational story — about learning to be a free thinker — and in the irresistible final scene Mr. Best provides the kind of dramatic moment that has been missing.

The eight actors clambered down from the stage and stood among the groundlings, arms linked and held aloft, as if in communal prayer: a dramatic moment that set the tone for an engagingly energetic and inclusive performance.

At the end of the day on Thursday, the prosecution asked its first questions in a dramatic moment that was eagerly awaited: "You are a convicted liar, correct?" Mr. Blagojevich, who was convicted of one charge of lying to federal agents last summer, answered, "Yes".

In scoring a goal that clinched City's first title in 44 years, Aguero scored a goal to define a career, a truly dramatic moment that may not be bettered.

A writer from the Yorkshire Evening Post opined that Ivan and Paul being confronted by homophobic thugs was a "dramatic moment" that made for a "gripping start to 2006" in Emmerdale.

I am thinking all of this through extremely carefully and I'm thinking it all through extremely carefully because I care more about the outcome, because I care about the people involved, than I do about the moment". Waters said that he is being "very, very careful to avoid some kind of dramatic moment that could very easily blow up" and undermine his influence in the longer term.

It was not clear that this was one of those dramatic moments that alter the arc of a political crisis.

(Infrequent dramatic moments that break the prevailing rat-a-tat comic rhythms come up fast but pass just as quickly).

On Thursday night, celebrating his 40th birthday, Messier seemed poised for another of those dramatic moments that have decorated his 22 impressive years in the National Hockey League.

The Eclipse Collection is inspired by one of the most dramatic moments that occurs in our skies.

And it was among the more dramatic moments that we saw.