Sentence examples for most dramatic illustration from inspiring English sources

As usual with such matters, the Chinese present the most dramatic illustration of the issue.

The most dramatic illustration of America's confusion, contradictions and degraded credibility is its inability to stop the forward motion of the Palestinian bid for U.N. recognition.

In pre-Revolutionary Russia may be observed a most dramatic illustration of the disproportion that may exist between a children's and a mainstream literature.

The break-up of GM is the most dramatic illustration of how the global financial and economic crisis is reshaping the world's auto industry.

The most dramatic illustration, however, is the incident the begins the play: On a 1957 visit to Moscow Alsop was entrapped by the K.G.B. in a homosexual liaison for the purposes of blackmail.

But the most dramatic illustration of the difficulty designers have had finding harmony in the Leiber Group is Ms. Dennis's forcible separation from the fashion label she founded more than a decade ago.

Howrey's move is also one of the most dramatic illustrations of the ways that law firms are scrambling to respond to raises given to associates earlier this year in an effort to reduce turnover.

One of the most dramatic illustrations of this will be the state.

The most dramatic example, however, is Singapore.

Arendt is Wolin's most dramatic example.

The US Patriot Act is probably the most dramatic example.