Sentence examples for dramatic speech from inspiring English sources
It was a pretty dramatic speech, which compared the debt to a raging prairie fire.
The woman slipped off her wedding ring and made dramatic speech which got them off.
He would kill all the men aboard, then make a dramatic speech to the world.
Reich's demeanor never changed, and he never tried to rouse his teammates with a dramatic speech.
But for Pinter dramatic speech was also frequently a camouflage for unexpressed, hidden emotion.
Yet most translations sacrifice the poetry to convey only the sense of the lines as dramatic speech.
Vocally limited, with a fluttery upper register that has become increasingly problematic, Ms. Marcovicci is turning more toward dramatic speech-song in the tradition of Mabel Mercer.
"We've all heard his dramatic speeches before devoted followers.
"Howard and I were working on this book with really dramatic speeches and documents and poetry and literature.
The manner in which Rattigan embodies resonant themes in characters who never give showy, dramatic speeches, or even let on that their hearts are bleeding and their minds are clouded with doubt, touches a deep chord.
Dido's furious outpourings when Aeneas decides to leave are great dramatic speeches in their own right: they needed very little tweaking when Marlowe wrote his play in 1586.
