Sentence examples for dramatic notion from inspiring English sources

"But it was such a dramatic notion — having a European country default — no one could accept it".

The documentary also contradicts the dramatic notion of the impatient lone-wolf agent single-handedly achieving crucial insights.

So the reality is so much different than the dramatic notion we all carry with us that it must be an Iago figure.

"I've taken the notion of dramatic story arcs to 'Eco-Challenge.' And 'Eco-Challenge.' has helped 'Survivor' in widening out the images to more epic size".

"In the 1960's, women experimental writers were criticized for being static, but they actually would have stayed away from drama without Beckett's model, because quite frankly it wasn't a form that appealed to their different notion of dramatic time".

They may not have roles per se, but Verdi couldn't write for voice without giving it dramatic definition; the whole notion of a Verdi soprano or Verdi mezzo is linked to a kind of theatricality as well as to a certain vocal weight and color.

This in turn provides the ground for a dramatic generalization of the notion of written sign as well.

Cognitive neuroscientist Alex Martin of the National Institute of Mental Health in Bethesda, Maryland, says the study offers "compelling and dramatic evidence for a notion that Déjerine had 100 years ago".

The higher the information content in a representation of data, the greater the aesthetics -- a dramatic extension of the notion of aesthetics into the Information Age.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04177.016 Consistent with the above notion, a dramatic reduction of in vitro tumoricidal activity was observed with Dectin-1-deficient splenocytes.

I have no notions about dramatic art.