Sentence examples for increasingly dramatic from inspiring English sources

It's the latest twist in the increasingly dramatic Community story.

It moves along by incident and increasingly dramatic action set-pieces.

The partnering is grandly maneuvered, and the encounters grow increasingly dramatic.

The heritage situation is becoming increasingly dramatic as an entire swath of 70-plus designers is on the cusp of departure, and executives have to fill a gap.

Some analysts say the whole Soviet system was unreformable and any change was bound to lead to an unstoppable process of increasingly dramatic transformation.

As lawyers continued their war of words behind closed doors and television microphones, the increasingly dramatic, poignant saga of 6-year-old Elian became increasingly heated and strange.

Atmospheric unity having been mastered, the change to the heroic classical phase of the middle of the 17th century was gradual, but there was a tendency toward ever-increasingly dramatic Baroque contrasts, be they the leaden skies or great oaks of Jacob van Ruisdael, the vast panoramas of Philips de Koninck, the luminous pastures of Aelbert Cuyp, or the heavy gray seas of Simon de Vlieger.

The musical development of opera predominated in the 17th and 18th centuries, whereas new works and productions since Richard Wagner in the late 19th century have increasingly emphasized dramatic features.

Set a decade after The Phantom Menace, the film focuses on an increasingly fraught dramatic triangle between young Jedis Obi Wan Kenobi (Ewan McGregor) and Anakin Skywalker (Hayden Christiansen and Natalie Portmann's pert princess.

Delaney was as driven as any "angry young man" to clear away the increasingly irrelevant dramatics of Noël Coward and Terence Rattigan.

But increasingly he displayed dramatic intensity, notably in Rossini's "Guillaume Tell" and later in operas by Donizetti and Berlioz.