Sentence examples for dramatic passage from inspiring English sources

A behind-the-scenes look at the dramatic passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

The book's most dramatic passage covers the day in September 1991 when inspectors entered Baghdad's Design Center compound.

An especially dramatic passage unfolds alongside Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor for organ, which the father plays as Jack looks over his shoulder, waiting to turn the page.

This was the most overtly dramatic passage in the piece, but Abraham stylized it, repeating his entreaties in different combinations, and the dancing of the others in the dark gave the scene a dreamlike quality.

The short Prelude opens with a dramatic passage for orchestra and piano before a "distant choir" of violins and harp plays a snippet of the hymn "Bethany" ("Nearer My God to Thee").

Ogogo was fighting Brazil's Esquiva Falcao, a man who comfortably beat him last year at the World Championships, in front of a crowd that has so far roared Ogogo's emotional and dramatic passage.

Not the big climactic blasts or soaring themes, not the overtly complex or most dramatic passages.

Piano music — mellow, frenzied or somber, as needed — introduces each scene and punctuates dramatic passages.

The film looks fresh and vibrant, and the performances, given a little latitude for the passage of 40 years, generally hold up through the emotional dramatic passages.

The free concert also featured U2 and Beyonce and a crowd of half a million was expected to hear stars read dramatic passages.

The late works have dramatic passages that take unusual risks, at times reminding one of Japanese prints, as if Lawrence were giving a nod to modernism.