Sentence examples for mixture of dramatic from inspiring English sources

Like the real-life event, the gameplay is a mixture of dramatic terrain and endurance, with rugged courses that give you a lot of freedom.

Expect a dramatic mixture of festive joy and drama.

The year in Scottish football delivered a typical mixture of glory, intrigue, and dramatic upheavals.

For three years now, it's consistently delivered a mixture of escapism, adventure and dramatic ambition that more lauded (and expensive) shows only rarely supply.

Meehan describes the score as "a mixture of atonal and lyrical, with dramatic crises," while McClatchy compares it with that of Alban Berg, a model that is far from inappropriate: Wozzeck, like 1984, portrays the individual destroyed by the system.

In person, Mr. Herzog seems extraordinarily earnest about everything he does and speaks with the same odd mixture of flat tone and colorful, dramatic locutions that characterizes the narration of his documentaries.

IT IS hard to sum up pithily the complex mixture of emotions generated by the dramatic Christmas resignation of Peter Mandelson, one of the chief architects of New Labour, secretary of state for trade and industry, and probably the most interesting ("exotic" is his own word) man in Tony Blair's cabinet.

When plants were infiltrated with the mixture of these two cultures a dramatic increase in the number of GFP-expressing cells was observed.

Instead of being a wild mixture of tones, it has very little tone at all, and moments of dramatic or comic intensity erupt awkwardly and then fizzle out.

That sounds kind of dramatic!

9. Evidence of dramatic weight loss.