Sentence examples for dramatic rule from inspiring English sources

But they have survived even more dramatic rule changes in the past.

I think the court must have understood what we know: the F.C.C. embarked on these dramatic rule changes without the benefit of national hearings and thoughtful analysis".

The IIHF later described the rule change as "arguably the most substantial and dramatic rule changes in the history of international hockey" because it allowed for a more aggressive game.

The Huffington Post recently spoke with McCoy about some of the league's dramatic rule changes, the Chip Kelly experiment in Philly, and whether or not the running back position is being shortchanged.

With perfect deadpan and in well-used wide-screen, Mr. Pen-ek samples a number of familiar hard-boiled codes and conventions, creating a moody intrigue with murder and betrayal, questions and answers, dramatic rules (the loaded gun that must go off) and symbolic figures (the enigmatic hit man, a mysterious boss, a beautiful siren).

Unlike Mr. Albee's non-linear plays, "The Goat" sticks to the rules of dramatic convention within a short, tightly structured play with no intermission.

NatGeo and Banijay/Stephen David Entertainment have obviously decided to let dramatic effect rule the sequence of events, the dates of events and even the events themselves.

She was hugely dramatic and could rule the whole family with her temperament; she performed large-scale and complicated relational dramas with her toys, loved having stories read to her, but enjoyed watching films even more, and then preferably ones with characters and high drama, which she puzzled over and discussed with us, bursting with questions but also the joy of retelling.

Today in Moldova there are around 200 young children living in institutions, although their finding here can be dramatic: a general rule says that for every three months spent in an institution, a child loses a month in development.

This leads to clarity and impact, and also to an extra dramatic effect when the rule is broken and the words appear to run riot.

More than 90 Tibetans have set themselves on fire since 2009 as a dramatic protest against Chinese rule, according to Tibetan rights groups; at least 77 of them have died.