Sentence examples for dramatic public from inspiring English sources

Spagnolia made a dramatic public denial, asserting his celibacy.

It'll take time and a dramatic public case before it will".

The Railroad Minister, Liu Zhijun, did not initially look like a prime candidate for a dramatic public disgrace.

Suddenly, there was a dramatic, public way to talk about problems — money in politics, income inequality, corporate greed — that frustrated Americans but seemed intractable.

The Guardian's Jonathan Glancey once described the station as cinematic, sculptural, heroic, a 'baroque cathedral for buses' - and one of the most dramatic public buildings from the 1960s.

Now Ms. Segal is involved in her most dramatic public art project to date, a sculpture that will crown the renovation of Metro-North's station in Yonkers.

And it had a dramatic public-safety need, which is why the state passed it.

This is a perfect encapsulation of what's happened in Wisconsin these last two years: Walker and the Republicans used a narrow mandate to enact unexpectedly dramatic public-sector reforms, and the Democrats responded by upping the ante significantly, with mass protests, walkouts by state legislators and finally a recall campaign.

But when their marriage began to unravel, just as he became President, in 2007, it did so in equally dramatic and public fashion, including magazine interviews, a tell-all memoir, and a dramatized movie version.

Rossi's future is on hold from a typical soccer injury every bit as much as Muamba's after such a dramatic and public fall.

Apparently it was not the first time the man, identified by the police as Pak Chong Mar, 75, had harmed himself in a dramatic and public fashion.