Sentence examples for most dramatic clash from inspiring English sources
It was history's most dramatic clash of politics and sports.
He uses documents, objects, videos and other archival material to recreate the most dramatic clash of the strike by the National Union of Mineworkers.
The most dramatic moment in the performance was the clash between two groups of Buddhist manifestations of spiritual essences known as "gings and tsolings" that "symbolize the essential union of emptiness and compassion," according to the French program at the Cartoucherie.
The ministry posted video of wounded officers on its YouTube channel, but the most dramatic example of casualties among the security forces during the clashes in Cairo was an incident in which a police jeep hurtled off the October 6 Bridge to the street below.
He added, "They came to say, 'We know who you are.' " Each Friday for the last five years, Palestinians have demonstrated against the barrier, bolstered by Israeli sympathizers and foreign volunteers who document the ensuing clashes with video cameras, often posting the most dramatic footage on YouTube.
The year 1973 saw the most dramatic time in Iceland's history - the cod war, when Royal Navy frigates clashed with Icelandic gunboats trying to stop Hull trawlers fishing the icy seas off the island.
The clash, which put South Korea's military on high alert, was one of the rivals' most dramatic confrontations since the Korean War ended, and one of the few to put civilians at risk, though no nonmilitary deaths were immediately reported.
The most dramatic was religion.
While group-stage clashes between Test-playing nations sometimes underwhelmed, Ireland v UAE, Ireland v Zimbabwe and Scotland v Afghanistan were among the most dramatic games of the tournament.
It is the most dramatic piece.
