Sentence examples for dramatic processes from inspiring English sources

The post-eruption readjustment of the landscape to such perturbations is one of the most dramatic processes in physical sedimentology, exemplified here by the 1.8 ka Taupo eruption in the central North Island of New Zealand.

"So, yes, it's a dramatic process, and I'm dramatic when I'm pulling greatness out of people.

It isn't like the dramatic process often portrayed in movies, and one isn't be "turned" through vampires bites.

Every Balanchine ballet is a dramatic process during which we see the world onstage change and change again.

Such a creature was patently far removed from the sluggish reptiles of convention, and it helped to trigger a dramatic process of re‑evaluation among palaeontologists.

"What was a joy working with Jesus," Mr. Luhrmann said recently, "was to see him go from virtually no grasp of the dramatic process to embracing it fully.

Its economy, its foreign policy, its cultural and social attitudes have undergone a dramatic process of opening up over the last two decades.

This should be a dramatic process this cycle, as an early field of 17 Republican candidates likely winnows to two or three or four contenders.

And in the 1990's, on their own initiative but with encouragement from the United States, most Latin American nations did indeed embark on a dramatic process of reform both economic and political.

I happen to love auditions on film, although, as a rule — in "The Commitments," say, or "The Fabulous Baker Boys" — they tend to be comedy-colored, tinged with a casual self-consciousness about the dramatic process.

"Maybe it's this other, more dramatic process".