Sentence examples for real and dramatic from inspiring English sources

This study shows that this gratitude is real, and dramatic.

"Climate change is happening in both real and dramatic ways, but also in slow, pervasive ways.

The metaphysical struggle between the former convict Jean Valjean and the pursuing policeman Javert is a very real and dramatic one.

In "Araby", a young boy's obsessive love for a young girl is fully sexualised, made more real and dramatic than any other attachment in the book.

Podemos, not yet two years old, was the real and dramatic winner in its first general election, finishing third and preventing either the PP or the other main party, the Socialists, or PSOE, from winning a majority.

At the outset, watching video of the girls, I had the same reaction that many of the family members of these girls did, which was, "How dare they say this is mass hysteria?" To the untrained eye, the girls' tics seemed too real and dramatic to be psychological in nature.

In particular, Yvonne Howard's interpretation of the title role possesses real musical and dramatic authority; she takes on its huge challenges one by one and conquers them all.

The Tavianis' film follows a group of Italian prisoners as they rehearse and perform Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar," but it is not only a documentary but also an exploration of the boundaries between real life and dramatic representation.

And even though the advances have been real, and often dramatic, it doesn't always seem that way.

It's been fun, it's been real, and often dramatic (emotional highs and lows -- with little in-betweens -- and big lessons in life and business).

A spectacular posthumous double-cross (spoiler alert!) leads to Cavaradossi's execution for real, and Tosca's dramatic suicide by flinging herself off the battlements of the castle.