Outlook, a national magazine, ran a cover package that asked: "Are terrorists targeting foreigners?" One of the stories included photos of Pondicherry and a dramatic quote from a Frenchman who owns a popular restaurant, a backpacker's hangout now said to be a possible target.
The article starts off with the dramatic quote "I often feel like a high-class prostitute, I just don't charge like one.
The rise in youth unemployment revealed by the Office for National Statistics last month produced some dramatic quotes.
But spending another World Food Day quoting dramatic statistics about hunger strikes me as less helpful and constructive than instead pausing to reflect on the more mundane reality that while every human must eat, not every human sees food in the same way.
To help highlight the climate talks, photographers Mathias Braschler and Monika Fischer, who are based in Zurich and New York, took dramatic portraits and collected quotes from corporate leaders, politicians and celebrities around the world.
Having some flair for the dramatic, the team selected quotes that spoke eloquently about creation, including one from James Joyce's "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man": "To live, to err, to fall, to triumph, to recreate out of life"; and another from renowned physicist Richard Feynman: "What I cannot build, I cannot understand".
Nowadays, a vast amount of female travel content consists of women wearing beautiful, flowy dresses, backs to the camera, and posed against a dramatic landscape, with a dreamy quote about how life-changing travel is.
At five she refused sugar because the French soldiers at the front during World War I had none, and at six she was quoting the French dramatic poet Jean Racine (1639 99).
Quoted in casual in dramatic form: "The Novel's Main Character," a play in three acts.
The New Yorker, September 5 , 1994P. 59 Quoted in casual in dramatic form: "The Novel's Main Character," a play in three acts.
By Ian Frazier The New Yorker, September 5 , 1994P. 59 Quoted in casual in dramatic form: "The Novel's Main Character," a play in three acts.
