Sentence examples for presents dramatic from inspiring English sources
Another gallery presents dramatic midcentury comebacks by Ben Hogan and Babe Didrikson Zaharias as symbols of America's postwar resilience.
But the audience for Mr. Christie's work tends to value music making above scenery, so when he presents dramatic works in concert -- as he did on Saturday evening, when he brought Handel's "Theodora" to the Brooklyn Academy of Music -- there is never much cause for complaint.
On page 1309, a Chinese team presents dramatic new fossils suggesting that early birds went through a similar evolution, starting off with wings on both arms and legs and only later adopting the arms-only, monoplane configuration.
Richard Herring and Russell Kane will both present dramatic works at the festival.
4. Write and present dramatic scenes that allow scientists to encounter the consequences of their work.
There was original oratory; a number of students delivered "humorous interpretations"; others presented "dramatic interpretations".
Initially he presented dramatic narratives using actor-dancers, Gillian Martlew and John Chesworth, but his work evolved to became more universal.
These movies present dramatic events with a confident objectivity, with each incident boiled down to a fact that seemingly needs no inflection because each contributes just the right amount of information to the gradually building narrative.
There's no doubt that Isherwood's wilful Sally Bowles inspired Capote's capricious Holly Golightly, and both help to create the present dramatic tradition of bruised women with sympathetic gay confidantes.
"I wish Tsipras success in helping Greece overcome the present dramatic situation, and in developing into a social-democrat leader inside a united Europe where Greece will be the top tourist destination.
In one paragraph he'll dismiss his magnificent Sweet Smell of Success - "Looking back I cannot say I am surprised at its poor reception" - and then move forward to a string of pithy observations: "Exposition is BORING unless it's in the context of some present dramatic tension or crisis".
