Sentence examples for make a dramatic statement from inspiring English sources
But several officials said they fear that so-called homegrown terrorists, or lone wolves, pose a greater threat because they might try to use the anniversary to make a dramatic statement and because they are much harder to detect than terrorist cells.
Kevin Pietersen hit the first triple century of his career to make a dramatic statement to England's selectors two months before the Ashes.
When selecting more casual Easter attire, consider bold accessories that add a pop of color or make a dramatic statement.
Woods was making a dramatic statement that his skills have never been in more perfect harmony.
Richard T. Notkin's "Cooling Tower Teapot" makes a dramatic statement about nuclear energy and its effect on the environment.
In many cases, the two halves of an outfit made a dramatic statement, especially when the op-art prints, hinting at the Italian futurists, were insistent.
And a pre-eminent authority on the era, Eric Foner, a historian at Columbia University, said: "It even further elevates the significance of the Civil War and makes a dramatic statement about how the war is a central moment in American history.
It wasn't that I was quitting or making a dramatic statement.
The team's official website also made a dramatic statement on its homepage shortly after Silver's remarks.
While the resulting ice balls make a dramatic visual statement, their size and shape also serve a functional purpose, chilling the cocktail with little meltage.
