Sentence examples for it has a dramatic from inspiring English sources

It has a dramatic agenda, and, in service of that, its creators — Stephen Kronish, who worked with Surnow on "24," is his writing partner here — made certain choices that were bound to upset interested parties.

"It has a dramatic beginning.

Described by John Betjeman as "the loveliest town in Britain", it has a dramatic Norman castle, medieval timber-framed buildings, and handsome Georgian houses.

It has a dramatic open-air pool on the roof right up against the sheer rock face of the hill – redolent of the Amalfi coast, only slightly cheaper, with doubles from €195, room only.

"The idea," Mr. Murray said, looking as though he were mentally crossing his fingers, "is that instead of being a sheer emotional high, it has a dramatic entertainment value as well".

The movie doesn't have a single battlefield sequence, but it has a dramatic confrontation between a guerrilla fighter and a hostage that offers unique and terrifying historical insights about that country's "dirty war".

But it had a dramatic effect.

And it had a dramatic public-safety need, which is why the state passed it.

"I have not heard of it having a dramatic impact on business," Mr. Stinson said.

One factor, he found, was central to a commercial's success: whether or not it had a dramatic plotline.

When a row of cypress trees did appear, it had a dramatic effect against the vivid blue sky.