Sentence examples for dramatic situation of the from inspiring English sources

The department in charge of inter-religious dialogue said: "The dramatic situation of the Christians, the Yazidis, and other minority religious and ethnic communities in Iraq demands that religious leaders, and above all Muslim religious leaders, people engaged in inter-religious dialogue and all people of good will take a clear and courageous stance.

"Foreign-Returned" replicates the dramatic situation of Gallant's story in a different time, place, and cultural milieu; if you know both stories, you feel a certain thrill or shock of recognition when details reappear, knowingly transformed, as when a Bible in Gallant's story becomes a Quran in Shepard's.

She blossomed in the excerpts from "Armide," in which the vivid dramatic situation of an aggrieved sorceress seemed to give her both more focus and more allure.

Cancer cachexia is among the most dramatic situations of depletion in body energy reserves.

He's made a terrific dramatic situation out of the way he's developed The Iron Giant.

Browning's contribution to the form is one of subtlety of characterization and complexity of the dramatic situation, which the reader gradually pieces together from the casual remarks or digressions of the speaker.

At the launch in Petrolina and Juazeiro, participants reviewed the dramatic situation prevailing in the vast northeast of Brazil – an area the size of Colombia -- as well as concrete measures needed to improve the lives of some 11 million children and enable them to enjoy their rights.

Iconis and Maddock set up the dramatic situation with all the edginess of an "After School Special".

"The current dramatic situation is a result of the neglect of agriculture in development policies over the past three decades," Mr. Diouf said.

As the critic James Campbell writes, "the creation of dramatic situations, not the manipulation of ideas, was where Wright's strength as a novelist lay".

Kaufman has been consistently drawn to artists as characters and the creative process as a dramatic situation – think of John Cusack's puppeteer in Being John Malkovich, or Nicolas Cage as Kaufman himself and his fictional twin in Adaptation, and the struggles those characters put themselves through to realise their artistic ambitions.