Sentence examples for dramatic periods from inspiring English sources

Featuring work by Shomei Tomatsu, Ken Domon and Yasuhiro Ishimoto, it traces one of the most dramatic periods of change any society has undergone.

The Great Dying killed off all but about four per cent of marine species, exterminated 70 per cent of terrestrial vertebrates, and was the only mass extinction to have seriously affected insects –natural-born survivors that lived through the rise and fall of the dinosaurs and other dramatic periods of mass extinction.

On the long term, Venus' dynamic evolution is believed to be characterised by the episodic style of plate tectonics, where long-lasting stagnant-lid periods are interrupted by short, dramatic periods of global overturns (Armann and Tackley 2012; Moresi and Solomatov 1998; Reese et al. 1999).

If he left, the Paris Opera would enter a very dramatic period".

"It's the most dramatic period in English history," she said.

De Valera's career spanned the dramatic period of Ireland's modern cultural and national revolution.

He lived through the most dramatic period of English history – the civil war, Cromwell's Protectorate, the Restoration, the Glorious Revolution.

ANNALS OF SCIENCE about the dramatic period leading to the discovery in April, 1953 of the molecular structure of DNA.

The New Yorker, December 11 , 1978P. 122 ANNALS OF SCIENCE about the dramatic period leading to the discovery in April, 1953 of the molecular structure of DNA.

The second, more dramatic period of the religious reform movement began with the appointment in 1402 of the Czech university scholar Jan Hus to the pulpit at Bethlehem Chapel.

As such, it does a fine job of conveying a dramatic period in history when technology and a great war transformed a nation.