Sentence examples for dramatic need of from inspiring English sources

The more we learn, the clearer it is that our surveillance laws and oversight rules are in dramatic need of reform, like the USA Freedom Act, that provide both transparency and real protections for privacy.

Ms. Gist, who supported Dr. Gallo's initial plan, said in an interview that the process had never been about "poking a stick in anyone's eye or showing what kind of authority we have," but trying to change the culture of a school in dramatic need of improvement.

"We always start with the dramatic needs of the character," Dr. Sachs said.

"The superhero origin formula has become a costume in itself to fit the dramatic needs of its characters".

"By 2016 there will be a dramatic need for more accountants," says Bill Demario, chief operating officer of Ajilon Professional Staffing.

"Because if they put out a casting call they're basically going to list all the qualities of someone who is histrionic, dramatic, needs to be the center of attention [and] acts out sexually.

He had no original or innovating genius and lacked the sense of the dramatic needed to convince Britain that it was in good hands in a time of national crisis.

Clearly, something dramatic needs to be done.

An English humanities class should sometimes be an oasis of calm, a tranquill place of meditation where nothing dramatic need happen, only the drama of self-discovery as one considers the perennial issues that keep us human in a world of confusion.

"I sent the Chapmans three testimonies to respond to," said Amber Sainsbury, the actress and trustee of Dramatic Need.

"So to me all the visuals, whatever you see, came from dramatic needs: the mood of the situation or the emotion of the character".