Any "dramatic tendencies" are more likely to be met in the edit suite.
God curbed his dramatic tendencies on Tuesday, neglecting to initiate a global flood during the figurative launching of a full-size Noah's ark replica in Kentucky.
In the book you talk about having to resist your "hunger for a story larger than my own, with taller buildings and sharper knives". Is there a tendency toward dramatic inflation when it comes to addiction narratives?
If I had to sum it up in one word I'd call it amazing, mostly because it combines three of my favorite things: confrontations settled over social networks, dramatic reenactments, and tweens' tendency to talk about matters of the heart as though they understand them.
"An inexperienced leader like Kim can often display a tendency for overtly dramatic and brash moves... and for me the situation looks quite worrisome," he added.
One of his first works in Paris, the Condé (lost; model at the Musée des Beaux-Arts, Angers), showed his new tendency toward a dramatic realist approach.
Recently, at the Stephen H. Schneider Symposium on Climate Change, Oreskes addressed "the question of how scientific communication may have contributed to public confusion, particularly the scientific tendency to downplay dramatic results".
The previous tendency to create dramatic effects primarily by strong contrasts of light and shadow gave way to the use of frontal lighting and larger and more saturated areas of color.
Serum levels of ALT and AST for SVR and non-SVR patients showed a similar tendency, with a dramatic decrease at 0 4 weeks, followed by a more stable trend.
Charan hopes to convince these managers to break away from their tendency to chase the dramatic, sexy, high-profile growth opportunities and focus on the more pedestrian day-to-day tasks and projects that should be getting their attention.
