Sentence examples for dramatic outpouring from inspiring English sources

Although a dramatic outpouring of emotion may be observed in some calls, most 911 calls comprised a great deal of mundane information gathering and information passing to clarify names, addresses, and directions; give life-saving instructions (such as the steps to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)); and ask questions that only require a one-word answer (e.g., "is the victim breathing?").

Such dramatic emotional outpourings for a lost chicken seemed frankly disproportionate, since you can hardly walk a block in this town without being offered some tantalizing version of dead chicken.

Their current album Bright Yellow Bright Orange - on which, incidentally, all the grand dramatic gestures and emotional outpourings that make the Great Love Songs of pop music, etc - is set to be their biggest-selling to date.

"All the grand dramatic gestures and emotional outpourings that make the Great Love Songs of pop music the only unconfounded statements of human condition that we moderns, guiltily, cling to - they're all here".

Of the Kālidāsa texts, Dickinson dismisses The Cloud Messenger (1910 12) as an "accumulation of desultory incidents, opportunistic dramatic episodes and ecstatic outpourings" which illustrate the composer's creative confusion during that period; the Two Eastern Pictures (1911), in Dickinson's view, provide "a more memorable final impression of Kālidāsa".

These tragedies are dramatic, well publicized and lead to outpourings of support.

Dido's furious outpourings when Aeneas decides to leave are great dramatic speeches in their own right: they needed very little tweaking when Marlowe wrote his play in 1586.

Levine's conducting sets tempi that allow the cast to luxuriate in Mozart's astonishing outpouring of melody while coaxing from the singers the turn of dramatic interest in every musical phrase.

Its balancing of the solo soprano's expansively lyrical outpouring with the brilliant orchestral writing was always finely judged and the dramatic tension of the final part of the work delivered with much flair by Elizabeth Atherton.

This dramatic layer undoubtedly contributes to the intense feelings Walters projects during the "revels now are ending" outpouring.

The outpouring came then.