Sentence examples for most dramatic period from inspiring English sources

"It's the most dramatic period in English history," she said.

He lived through the most dramatic period of English history – the civil war, Cromwell's Protectorate, the Restoration, the Glorious Revolution.

The quickening pace of the civil rights movement in the 1950's initiated the Nation's most dramatic period of growth and exposed the contradictions between its aura of race pride and its political passivity.

That is, even in the most dramatic period of economic success in recent years, there was a pronounced failure of capital accumulation to keep pace with the path one might expect during a productivity boom (Kydland and Zarazaga 2002).

While in power, he oversaw South Korea's most dramatic period of economic development, driving the country from postwar poverty to industrialized wealth.

Featuring work by Shomei Tomatsu, Ken Domon and Yasuhiro Ishimoto, it traces one of the most dramatic periods of change any society has undergone.

It was merely the most dramatic point.

The Economist last year argued that "the most dramatic, and disruptive, period of emerging-market growth the world has ever seen is coming to its close," undercutting the increasing wealth which is the basis of smartphone adoption in the developing world.

The increase appeared to be the most dramatic during this time period.

His years in Moscow, 1990 to 1993, were among the most dramatic in Russian history, a period that included the collapse of the Communist Party; nationalist uprisings in Ukraine, the Caucasus, and the Baltic states; and the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

The systematically applied loading protocols indicate that vertical component of motion may create time-dependent variations on pendulum's oscillation period; yet most dramatic impact on response is produced by the tilting (rocking) component.