Sentence examples for dramatic search from inspiring English sources

Once it picks up full momentum, this book hurtles toward a dramatic search, a big switcheroo, a frame-up, a betrayal and a case of mistaken identity — the neat tricks familiar from many of Mr. Connelly's other stories.

Jon heads up a group of about two-dozen scientists and programmers who designed and built the software that is the brains behind this dramatic search for other worlds.

Using PSfamSearch (the combination of PoSSuMsearch2 and hmmsearch), we observed dramatic search space reductions for UniProtKB/TrEMBL to 0.80% and 3.83%, respectively, when filtering with 200 PSSM-FMs built from the TIGRFAM database using the pHMMs' trusted and noise cutoffs, respectively.

Falkman contrasted Van Rompuy's poems with those of Dag Hammarskjöld, whose hundred and ten haiku ("The boy in the forest / Throws off this best Sunday suit /And plays naked") were published posthumously: "Hammarskjöld's poems are dramatic, soul-searching, colorful, religious, whereas Van Rompuy's verses are quiet, caring, expressing wonder and prudent doubts".

The interrogation took place at the same time as police carried out dramatic swoop searches at the Lula Institute, the ex-president's non-profit organization, and visited the home of his son Fábio Luís.

Unlike his father, Jason has a visual signature of his own: glossy elegance with snappy edits of repetitive tasks for a quick visual shorthand, a comedic tone punctuated by moments of dramatic soul-searching for the protagonists.

Tabac Rouge is essentially a loosely linked series of dramatic effects in search of an idea.

Con's first husband, Jerry, is the most appealing character in the novel, providing a gust of fresh air and charm in the book's most dramatic scene, a search through Brooklyn for the ruins of an elevated train track from the 1920s.

Then pageviews would take a dramatic hit as search engines stopped unloading their daily cargo of drooling, eyelash-curling morons.

For example, in June 2012, there was a dramatic increase in searches for the string "bath salts" (a slang term used in Canada and the United States to refer to a mixture of various synthetic cathinones) among Canadians.

He sees dramatic conflict as a search for what psychoanalysts call the primal scene.