Sentence examples for dramatic to do from inspiring English sources

You need something dramatic to do that.

He's always been there in the background, eating cereal, but it wasn't really until the fateful phone call with his father in 'Granite State' that he really had anything too dramatic to do.

And there are other words like dramatic, to do with theatre and drama; alphabetic, to do with the alphabet, and artistic, to describe things to do with art.

He and Kyaw Oo grew increasingly frustrated and were increasingly convinced they needed to do something dramatic, to "do something for democracy and human rights".

You don't have to do anything elaborate or dramatic to do this -- in fact, you probably shouldn't.

They have sent a signal to the government that it needs to do something dramatic to make people's lives better".

Clearly, at age 56, John knew that he needed to make a change, and to do something dramatic to make that goal a reality.

We are trying to break into the areas where talent exists and what more dramatic way to do it than by getting them to study medicine.

Bono impressed with his insistence that Africa was not a problem but an 'emergency' and a dramatic opportunity to do something for which his generation would be remembered.

In both cases, governmental actors believed they were duty-bound to protect public safety, and took dramatic action to do so.

"I have yet to be given a dramatic role (to do since) in this town". Playing Mimi was a challenge, Roberts said, because she was a one-note character.