Sentence examples for dramatic order from inspiring English sources
It was a decade of mixed fortunes for England, and yet at the start the fabulous 1981 home series against Australia featured cricket of a highly dramatic order.
Police Commissioner Lewis J. Valentine's dramatic order — "Arrest all thieves, racketeers and other criminals!" — was called everything from "terroristic" to "ridiculous" by the police court magistrates.
"I can't begin to tell you how patronized and stereotyped the elderly were at that time: put-upon plaster saints were the dramatic order of the day," he told me.
Together, our data imply a synergistic reinforcement between tau and amyloid pathology in AD, with a dramatic order of magnitude increase in tau propagation and toxicity in the presence of Aβ.
Rather, it is the dramatic, organic order of a self-taught, self-made playwright.
As adults, they tend to obsess about their relationships and may be overly dramatic in order to get attention.
The suggestion that they had been seen having rehearsals makes me wonder whether they were doing something dramatic in order to train them in a particular behaviour.
The storage modulus, G′ exhibits a dramatic seven order increase in magnitude around 1 wt%, leading to a solid-like low-frequency behaviour at higher loadings; the effect can be attributed to network formation at a rheological percolation threshold.
This email is nearly 3 years old, and I was being purposefully dramatic in order to drive home a point.
With all the Wall Street hype, the daily financial headlines which are always dramatic in order to sell papers and the dog-and-pony shows throughout the day on CNBC, investors get wrapped up in the frenzy, always feeling they have to do something.
I explain to the elite students that the first two priorities Albanians must embrace are the emancipation from politics and the political establishment and eventual divorce, and the acknowledgement that the current situation is dramatic in order to embrace alternative radical policymaking.
