Sentence examples for some kind of dramatic from inspiring English sources

And he doesn't suggest that the episode was some kind of dramatic epiphany.

"It seems irresponsible to take a man off medication to produce some kind of dramatic effect before a jury," said Richard Uviller, a Columbia University law professor.

Over the next three days as additional Huns swarmed into Chicago, Mr. Bush was said to be conferring t with John Sununu, meeting with the Cabinet, weighing his options, on the verge of taking some kind of dramatic action.

Reaction videos are designed to capture, above all, surprise — that moment when the world breaks, when it violates or exceeds its basic duties and forces someone to undergo some kind of dramatic shift.

"While everyone searched yesterday for some kind of dramatic reason for the Cook declaration, it's a fairly simple equation, even if you are out to friends, co-workers and family, as Cook apparently has been: You get tired of lying.

Either of these directors would have pushed the confusion to some kind of dramatic or comic peak, but "The Comedy of Innocence" is content, like Ariane, to wander and brood.

I've had guys, when I've been single, come out of the woodwork to date me and I've found out very quickly that they were expecting some kind of whirlwind, some dramatic crazy person — and that's just not me".

Pretend you are a kind of story detective and that everyone you see has some kind of tragic and dramatic story.

The genuinely imaginative attempts to impose some kind of shape on the dramatic structure seem to come from desperation more than artistic necessity.

Martin Fussenegger, who led the research at the ETH university in Basel, said: "By 2040, every tenth human on the planet will suffer from some kind of diabetes, that's dramatic.

recently discovered brain tumor may have had some kind of influence on his dramatic vote last month to help table a bill that would have repealed Obamacare.