Sentence examples for dramatic version from inspiring English sources

Drones are a more dramatic version of that.

Or "Les Misérables" — not the current musical adaptation but the 281-minute 1934 French dramatic version.

It's true that Fascism practiced an unusually dramatic version of politics.

Her lawyers say the prosecution's dramatic version of the shooting is untrue.

Gurewitz's film is an extraordinarily touching and quietly hilarious dramatic version of "Shit My Dad Says".

After the success in 1955 of Miller's dramatic version of The Good Soldier Schweik, by Jaroslav Hašek, her influence grew.

Previous dramatic versions of the book, of whose existence I had never even heard, had disappeared without being widely seen.

Recommended for children in Grades 5 to 9, it was also turned into dramatic versions staged in many schools.

Like most dramatic versions of the story, it opens after Médée has made considerable personal sacrifice to enable her beloved Jason to win the Golden Fleece.

He might well have said the same thing about the dramatic versions to come, which some of us would argue move ever further away from what the novel is about, and toward our myths about it.

Now, you've built this one version of Washington that sort of sits with other, much more foreboding, dramatic versions in pop culture.