When Alexander (now wandering the afterlife seeking the spirit of his mortal true love) learns that he is being portrayed as a gossipy, man-hungry queen, he intervenes — dramatically, of course.
This socio-economic gap is becoming a chasm, and we need to intervene dramatically to close it.
One of South Africa's most revered anti-apartheid activists dramatically intervened in the growing row over President Jacob Zuma's future by urging the country's embattled leader to step down.
The FCC dramatically intervened against media concentration by acting on the report's recommendations to force NBC to divest itself of one of its two networks, which became ABC, and by loosening the networks' control over their affiliates, which promoted localism.
Only once did Sellars dramatically intervene: at the end of Act I, when Tristan and Isolde break out of their first duet to land on the hostile ground of Cornwall, the houselights went up, cruelly dispelling the magic of the love-potion scene, and King Mark was discovered standing in the middle of the orchestra seats, silently staring up at the lovers.
Already, he said, foes of trade liberalization and other free-market policies in Europe are citing Washington's agreement to dramatically intervene in the American economy as a precedent for advancing their more general argument — that American-style economics is at a dead end.
The regions around Afghanistan have changed dramatically since the U.S. intervened in 2001, but U.S. policy has not used the leverage it might gain from those changes.
To date, this regulator intervened only in cases with high public awareness or cases that dramatically impacted the balance (i.e., - the oil tanker disaster Exxon Valdez, etc).
Carlos was left behind, breakdancing in backstreet gangs and dreaming of football.Dramatically, his father intervened.
