Sentence examples for said dramatic from inspiring English sources

Lord Coe, chairman of the London organising committee, said dramatic advances in speed among athletes in their late teens did happen.

If that amount were increased to $15 to $20 a year, paid to a park district, he said, dramatic improvements would be possible.

Dr. David Shaffer, a psychiatry and pediatrics professor at Columbia University, said dramatic suicides of this type, performed at the site where a loved one died or on the anniversary of such a death, were extremely rare.

Pauline Rose, director of the Education for All Global Monitoring Report, said dramatic year-on-year changes make it hard for countries to predict how much aid they will receive.

RAC fuel spokesman Simon Williams said dramatic falls in the wholesale prices of petrol and diesel gave scope for petrol prices to come down by more than 8p a litre and diesel by more than 6p a litre in the next fortnight.

The decision by the makers of Ridley Scott's blockbuster to compete as a comedy was widely criticised: Trainwreck director Judd Apatow said dramatic movies with humorous content should not be able to "pick whatever category" they wanted to be in, and pondered whether movies with Asian cast members might now be able to compete for best foreign film.

The change is, as Governor Brewer says, dramatic.

"The situation in public higher education is extremely grim, bordering on absolutely disastrous, and in Wisconsin, it's been especially, let's say, dramatic," Mr. Randel said.

In England, he says, dramatic training is, above all, training in language; that's what actors and directors think theatre is.

But campaigners say dramatic solutions may be required to tackle what is often described as a democratic crisis.

Everyone will say dramatic, or witty, or mysterious things.