Sentence examples for dramatic showing from inspiring English sources

Her homemade video is dramatic, showing Ms. Poggi, in knee-high leather boots, strutting on a train track, interspersed with scenes of her emoting on a dock.

I'm not saying my daughter now enjoys feeding the cats nightly -- or doing any of her chores, for that matter -- but I do know that these days she's doing a lot more flat-out telling me about her thoughts and feelings and a lot less dramatic showing me how she feels about chores.

It's another strong dramatic showing for the comedic actor, who surprised in last year's Foxcatcher.

Last spring, Roddick's fame began taking root in the dirt, with two clay-court titles in the United States, followed with a dramatic showing at the French Open.

As the inspiration for Paul Poiret's Thousand and Second Night Ball in 1911 or the Beistegui ball of 1951 came from Russian czars in their final days of excess, the Romanov ball has a dramatic showing from Van Cleef.

And there were chefs from twenty-one countries who all weighed in on the interesting debate of "what's next?" There was a strong presence from Spain, particularly the Basque region, with a handful of chefs doing cutting edge pintxos (tapas) -- with one dramatic showing of dry ice in a sardine can which "smoked" as the food was presented on top.

The recording, which is lush and dramatic, showed her obsession with emotions, perhaps surprising in someone who was not conventionally emotional.

He turned out segments for dramatic shows and specials for entertainers including Jack Jones, Barbra Streisand, Julie Andrews and Harry Belafonte.

Firefighters marched through the capitol last week, playing bagpipes in a dramatic show of solidarity.

September and October are for the reds – the dramatic shows of the rowan and birch.

The payoff in producing dramatic shows, they hope, is higher advertising rates and larger audiences.