Sentence examples for exercise a dramatic from inspiring English sources

The second is that the Bible and the Koran will continue to exercise a dramatic influence over human events, for both good and ill.

"It's in part a P.R. exercise, a dramatic way to say to critics, 'The pope gets it now,' " said John Allen, who covers the Vatican for The National Catholic Reporter and wrote a biography of one of the officials who will be leading the meetings, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, director of the Vatican's doctrinal office.

This gigantic exercise represents a dramatic effort of will by governments and partners, and  relies on hundreds of thousands of health workers and volunteers who will be administering the drops to all children under the age of five, irrespective of their previous immunization status.

Strenuous exercise can induce a dramatic increase in the levels of pro-inflammatory cytokines and inflammation-responsive cytokines [ 56].

Heavy resistance exercise can cause a dramatic acute increase in both systolic and diastolic blood pressure (Lachowetz et al 1998), especially when a Valsalva manoeuvre is undertaken (ACSM 2002).

Exercise resulted in a dramatic decrease in GSH plasma levels (Fig. 2), while mean plasma oxidized glutathione (GSSG) did not significantly change suggesting that GSH may play a central antioxidant role in plasma during intensive physical exercise and that its modifications are closely related to exercise intensity.

It robs the show of the extra smidgen of depth that would lift it from a dramatic exercise to drama.

The face-off between Mr. Ford, 51, and Mr. Anderson, 28, as the London fashion shows drew to a close, was a dramatic exercise in stylish contrasts.

Through the integration of open-ended, design-type exercises into the curriculum, a dramatic change in the atmosphere and context of the classroom can be achieved, and the fundamentals still be addressed with rigor.

We found a higher number of modules in muscle tissue 'AE' compared with 'BE', indicating that the exercise-induced stress has a dramatic effect on gene expression in muscle (Fig.  3).

Did he really believe in the overthrow of the entire political system, or was it an dramatic exercise designed to keep Brand's intellectual motor ticking over? Brand presented himself as a man of conviction who is furious about the inadequacies of politicians to effect meaningful change, and who believes that the status quo exists to perpetuate inequality and iniquity.