Sentence examples for dramatic pull from inspiring English sources

Bears would also learn to specialise in killing deer, he believes, and would be an even more dramatic pull for visitors than wolves.

The movie was a comedy that delighted in goofiness yet had real dramatic pull, and a little bite; the TV show was bighearted and softer around the edges, but daring in its emotional sensitivity, almost to the point of sentimentality.

What stays with you from "Calvary" is not its dramatic pull but its solitude; look at Father James entering his bare bedroom, with its crucifix on the wall, and ruffling the white-golden fur of Bruno, his retriever and best friend.

Later, in a nod to the dadaists, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern try to piece the speech together from rescued scraps of paper, with comically surreal results: "to sweat under a bear... .. Placing Hamlet so low in the mix of his own tragedy, and dispensing with the lead vocal entirely on reaching the chorus, has varied results in terms of the production's dramatic pull.

You can watch for hours, expecting a spectacular crash or at least a dramatic pulling-over, but nothing happens.

Tim Mitchell's dramatic lighting pulls off a couple of startling apparitions.

Rereading "Ellen Tebbits," I was pleased to be reminded of good details I'd forgotten about, like a dramatic beet-pulling scene and Ellen's role in a play as a substitute rat.

Sometimes, the dramatic necessity pulls you away from the book.

You can try anything -- even something as dramatic as pulling out your phone and straight up calling someone -- it won't work.

In terms of backlash, it wasn't that severe, and yet the company pulled a dramatic about face pulling the ads and apologizing.

But in a dramatic plot twist, Kardashian West pulled back the veil, releasing a recording of a call between her husband and Swift in which West clearly asks if the singer is OK with the lyric, and Swift gives her blessing, all without once mentioning misogyny.