Sentence examples for dramatic words from inspiring English sources

"To think we can do something like this -- in a lifetime!" His dramatic words would have embarrassed me, except that they were absolutely true.

The combination of Mr David's dramatic words, Mr Bacharach's wistful melodies and Mr Pitney's tear-filled tremolos was powerful stuff.Unlike a Rolling StoneAsked to sum up Mr Pitney, critics found it difficult.

Don't speak to Marlon, puhleeze -- if you do there will be hell to pay!" Dramatic words, perhaps, but what happens with Brando on and off movie sets is invariably unpredictable.

His most dramatic words came during his time as a player on one of the saddest days in Yankees history.

Those are some dramatic words -- perhaps even dramatic enough to get Lisa's pilot fast-tracked into an entire new series.

Last night on "The Daily Show" Jon Stewart took on Republicans for their dramatic words about the deficit and simultaneous defense of the Bush tax cuts.

"I got burned; that's such a dramatic word," she recalled.

The weak lines made the melody, Arlen said, sound "puny"; Gershwin's dramatic new words made it "like the Rock of Gibraltar".

There's usually dramatic music, words like "precise" spoken in a sexy voice, and a level of contrast so high it belongs on the cover of an Atlanta trap mix.

If you have a long sentence or short paragraph, push yourself to make each word sound perfect, as if it were a dramatic solitary word.

I do not think that 'need' is too dramatic a word.