Sentence examples for lead to drama from inspiring English sources

It is all a contrivance; the cast and filmmakers were under the delusion that putting unhappy women in a room would lead to drama.

One of the better veteran film actors, James Cromwell, plays a senator who, upon losing a re-election fight, heads back to his home in Washington State and the three grown daughters he will have to get reacquainted with -- in some way that will presumably lead to drama.

Focusing on your true friends doesn't have to lead to drama.

Chickens are probably one of the most reliable sources of entertainment on Survivor -- they usually lead to drama, and watching the castaways run around chasing livestock is always hilarious.

After all, maybe it is just a home owner or leaser's policy to not rent to a married couple -- that could lead to drama or more damages if there's more than one person living in the space.

Though you may feel temporary satisfaction when you're "in" with a group of people, in the long run, it will lead to drama you don't want.

And while it's totally okay to crush on a professor, muddying the waters as you are trying to build a friendship just leads to drama and misunderstandings.

Polone views kids as the sort of unpredictable clutter that can lead to "personal drama," a view shared, fortunately, by his girlfriend of seven years, Elizabeth Oreck, 37. "People often have children to fulfill some kind of twisted, egocentric reflection of themselves," she says.