Sentence examples for example of the dramatic from inspiring English sources
Contemporary architecture groupies shouldn't miss Santiago Calatrava's Stadelhofen train station, an early example of the dramatic sweeping forms that have become his trademark in buildings like the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia.
A few hours after his release, El-Haqed returned to his Al Wifaq neighborhood — on the periphery of Casablanca, and the fringes of Moroccan society, an example of the dramatic social disparities that divide the country.
The best example of the dramatic and persuasive appeal of his style is worth quoting here: I can assure you that gay people getting married will have zero effect on your life.
The decipherment of the most copiously attested of the Minoan linear scripts, the so-called Linear B, by British cryptologist Michael Ventris in 1953, is a major example of the dramatic impact epigraphic discovery can have on the most varied antiquarian disciplines.
If nothing else, says Schaefer, the findings provide yet another example of the dramatic impact humans can have on other species.
Tumblr user moanhowell posted on Wednesday a side-by-side example of the dramatic differences between the comments the two photos received.
They are living examples of the dramatic simultaneous changes a single WGD event produces on a genome.
It was Berkeley's first film as a dramatic director (he actually co-directed, with George Amy), and, in its frank depiction of sexual conflicts, it's a prime example of the kind of dramatic clarity that was suppressed with the enforcement of the Hays Code, in 1934.
However, the most fantastic example of the area's dramatic scenery lies in and around the islands of Phi Phi Don and Leh.
Films such as The Gangsters and the Girl (1914), The Italian (1915), and The Clodhopper (1917) are excellent examples of the tight dramatic structure that resulted from his masterful editing.
A significant component of these innovations has been the advances in pharmaceutical treatment and prevention of disease, an early example being the dramatic treatment of streptococcal infections with the drug sulfanilamide [ 1].
