Sentence examples for dramatic part of from inspiring English sources

This issue was the most dramatic part of the argument.

What I thought was an interesting, dramatic part of the story was that you don't know what he will do.

This should be the clearest and most dramatic part of the exposition, yet we can't really put the pieces together.

"The most dramatic part of the reforms are the potential financial penalties," Mr. Sheridan said before the vote on Monday.

Built in 1506, the monumental fort is a dramatic part of Essaouira's landscape, but I can't stay for long.

Consequently, Fawcett was mostly given roles where her trend-setting hairstyle was the most dramatic part of the film.

Garrett's statistical analysis is invaluable, but the most dramatic parts of his book are those that provide narrative details of trials that failed to prevent the innocent from being wrongly convicted.

Mr. Koss carried the toy around with him for the week, holding it in the air during dramatic parts of the operas much as a fan at a rock concert might wave a lighter.

In his earlier works, he directed only the musical sequences (for instance, the dramatic parts of "42nd Street" were directed by Lloyd Bacon); starting with "Gold Diggers of 1935," he often directed the whole movie, and he also directed some non-musicals, such as "They Made Me a Criminal".

The bebop reveries that underscore the most dramatic parts of "Gallows" are as reflective and meticulous as Mr. Malle's characters are recklessly passionate; when Maurice Ronet's cold-blooded hero puts a gun to his boss's head, Davis's fast-paced yet oddly relaxed music cue seems both to mirror and mock his confidence.

He not only acts the emotional and dramatic parts of his character, he also has the physical prowess to make Robinson a convincing athlete.