Sentence examples for dramatic saga from inspiring English sources
Though the cause of much less public controversy than the awards for peace and literature, the economics prize has its own dramatic saga.
Most of the time, he has let the dramatic saga of Eastern Europe run its course, and because the stream of history has been flowing in his direction, that policy has proved to be successful.
The startling comments by Nigeria's chief of defense staff, Air Marshal Alex Badeh, did not appear to signal a breakthrough in the dramatic saga of the girls, who have not been seen since they were seized by Boko Haram extremists in mid-April.
But this multigenerational saga focuses more on the Trask family, and what a dramatic saga that family experiences.
With a dramatic saga spanning two decades, their trajectory recalls earlier Detroit acts like the Temptations and the Four Tops, who pushed forward in the face of tragedy.
On top of this, I'm adopted and there's an entire dramatic saga around the search for my birth parents that I'll save for my documentary film.
It's also about our voracious appetite for dramatic sagas, and about overcoming our past ignorance, short memories, lack of imagination and political correctness.
"Becoming Madame Mao" is a compact, dramatic historical saga -- and, Anchee insists, "completely accurate.
Sometimes they are accompanied by inflammatory captions (fighting for her life); sometimes the captions are merely dramatic (schiavo saga).
As lawyers continued their war of words behind closed doors and television microphones, the increasingly dramatic, poignant saga of 6-year-old Elian became increasingly heated and strange.
The movie is as much a history of the porcelain business as it is a dramatic family saga, and its impressionistic cinematography and soundtrack of vintage French salon music are intoxicatingly beautiful.
