Sentence examples for dramatic pronouncements from inspiring English sources

There were no "eureka moments", dramatic pronouncements or a search for the limelight.

"But he's provocative and theatrical, and it was one of dozens of dramatic pronouncements.

Stephen Rea, overacting with enthusiasm, is entertaining as Hogg, Lorimer's boss, a man with a fondness for dramatic pronouncements.

But there's something about Mr. Herzog — including the accidental if now well-practiced comedy that colors even his most dramatic pronouncements — that inevitably keeps his pictures from growing too dark.

Nevertheless this approach to setting a value on a human life is at least closer to what we really believe — and to what we should believe — than dramatic pronouncements about the infinite value of every human life, or the suggestion that we cannot distinguish between the value of a single human life and the value of a million human lives, or even of the rest of the world.

Newton's writings contain no such dramatic pronouncements.

Usually, the end is accompanied by a dramatic pronouncement.

John made a dramatic pronouncement: I was to put in every single sound.

Ascertaining when a Radiohead album is likely to arrive has become the kind of task Hercule Poirot would be well suited to: scan the band members' remarks, see what kind of footage is appearing on their website, scan all the paperwork, and then make the dramatic pronouncement.

Clinton said she would hang on "until there is a nominee". Dramatic and sometimes overblown pronouncements by the media are nothing new in the protracted Democratic presidential race.

On April 12 , 1955 the vaccine was licensed for general use by the secretary of health, education and welfare, only hours after a dramatic and long-awaited official pronouncement that it had been found to be a successful defense against polio in massive field tests the previous year.