Sentence examples for most dramatic point from inspiring English sources

It was merely the most dramatic point.

Right now!" The most dramatic point in the debate came when the moderator, Tim Russert, replayed Mrs. Clinton's "Today" show interview in 1998, the one where she assured the nation that her husband had not had sex with that woman.

[The most dramatic point is Castle Rock, a precipice with vertiginous views across the valley 400ft below.] There was a widely held belief in Manchester, where I grew up, that Alderley Edge would not be a place you'd want to be at night.

But what seems to really irritate Schmitz is that this story is "the most dramatic point in Daisey's monologue.

After six hours, I'm told, the scree evolved into a cliff of house-sized boulders, which I seem to have surmounted, because abruptly there we were: Gilman's Point, Kili's most dramatic peak but 600ft - and two hours - below Uhuru, the roof of Africa.

The 74ft-tall Norway spruce is located between West 49th and 50th Streets, with the entrance on 5th Avenue offering the easiest access and the most dramatic vantage point.

The novel's most dramatic plot points include a vomiting toddler, a slashed leather jacket and a power failure as a snowstorm rages outside.

To read some stories was to sense that America is learning the difficult art of tolerance; to read others was to discover that race pollutes every institution, even the law courts.The most dramatic news pointed to the second conclusion.

Bashar al-Assad has thanked Vladimir Putin for his military support in the Syrian crisis, praising the Russian leader for intervening to fight "terrorism" in one of the most dramatic turning points of the four-and-a-half-year war.

Richard Wright's "Native Son" is the most dramatic case in point.

West Virginia's reduction was most dramatic: a 14.8-percentage point decline to 9percentt.