Sentence examples for dramatic patterns from inspiring English sources
His all-white and all-gold works evoke luxe Baroque prints, transporting the viewer far from the artist's utilitarian space and into their grandiose and dramatic patterns.
As Stanley Kauffman wrote, some critics believe that Ray assumes that viewers "can be interested in a film that simply dwells in its characters, rather than one that imposes dramatic patterns on their lives".
Similar albeit less dramatic patterns were seen for risk of CVD.
Similar, but less dramatic patterns were observed for Clade Ib (Additional File 3: SupplementalFigure1.png).
This variation is mirrored at the interspecific level where even more dramatic patterns of variation have been found.
Not all copepod species show these dramatic patterns of genetic differentiation between populations with some species having world-wide distributions and apparent genetic exchange between ocean basins [ 54, 57].
Annette's suffering, as the nuns attempt to break her rebellious spirit, is finely realised in passages as remarkable for their telling detail as for their dramatic patterning of the conflict between institutionalised sadism and stubborn self-assertion.
When the scientists analyzed the testosterone in the saliva generated by all that gum chewing, they noted a dramatic pattern: men who had voted for the losing presidential candidate, John McCain, suffered a big drop in their testosterone after hearing of his defeat.
For nearly 100 years, astronomers have tried to understand how the Milky Way and other spiral galaxies formed these dramatic patterns--and now they think they finally have the answer.
A dramatic pattern emerged for H3N2, the most virulent of the three strains that return each winter.
A second question shows a similar, but less dramatic pattern.
