Sentence examples for dramatic relief from inspiring English sources

Reading that essay cast my novel into very dramatic relief for me.

He made a dramatic relief appearance in the 1995 playoffs for the Mariners, on one day's rest.

At Vena Cava (right) and Costello Tagliapietra (below) scarlet lips peeking out from brimmed hats, or contrasting shrilly with ghostly pale skin, provided a touch of dramatic relief.

The earliest and most important of these was the Feast of Herod (1423 27), an intensely dramatic relief with an architectural background that first displayed Donatello's command of scientific linear perspective, which Brunelleschi had invented only a few years earlier.

Occasionally moss-draped cypress trees in the still water of a marsh presented a more contemplative view, while a royal poinciana in full, flaming red bloom or a storm-tossed shore provided dramatic relief.

The stores and tourists threw into dramatic relief just how different SoHo is today than at the time of the boy's disappearance, when it was gritty and largely empty, with many of the former light-manufacturing buildings now occupied by artists.

But even if Tsipras wins the next election, he is likely to fail in his bid for an international conference that would provide dramatic debt relief.

However, we believe the probability of such an outcome is low at 25%." Whether it was hopes that the commission would prove less dramatic, or relief at the resolution of Portugal's debt issues, the big banks were heading upwards before the Japanese news trimmed gains.

The modern Gulf of Suez region displays dramatic topographic relief, with denuded basement reaching elevations of nearly 2000 m (6560 ft) on the flanks.

The North American Spine Society issued a formal statement last year saying that numerous large case series, both prospective and retrospective, demonstrated very encouraging results with dramatic pain relief in appropriately selected patients.

Mountain ranges in the region generally trend from northwest to southeast and define drainage patterns with their steep and dramatic vertical relief, with the exception of the Kootenay itself which cuts westwards at its southern bend.