Sentence examples for some sort of dramatic from inspiring English sources

In a serious context — they look as if they expect to be spanked — this image would make some sort of dramatic impression, but here you hardly notice: it's par for the course.

Especially interesting about this grouping of figures is the way in which each of them is engaged in some sort of dramatic gesture, highly suggestive of movement, yet frozen in space and time.

"It may have been that this was some sort of dramatic gesture, not normally in Mr Speed's character, but nonetheless, a possibility".

Asked about NIH's intramural program, he is "resistant to the idea that [the program] is in need of some sort of dramatic redo" but is pondering whether to create a pool of intramural money that, like NIH's Common Fund, could be used to fund crosscutting research quickly.

So, in regards to Rick Ankiel and GNOD, what could very easily be accomplished as a simple fan-generated sports highlight-compilation video on YouTube with way better music than normal (usually it's some shitty melodramatic club banger with a fake string section meant to imply some sort of dramatic struggle) is now a manual operation. .

His recurring tunnel dream proved to be a strange sort of dramatic aid once Peaky Blinders came along.

He was also the first player featured in a league video showing examples of the sort of dramatic embellishment that now qualifies officially as a flop.

"I thought it was sort of dramatic to go ahead and change the status," Mr. Kenler said about Ms. Zervas's clean break.

This year's series has been shot through with the sort of dramatic storylines you used to get in The Archers before it became all about anaerobic digesters.

The performance feels like the sort of dramatic reading that pretty young contestants used to do if they couldn't sing, dance or play the piano.

They will not amount to the sort of dramatic remaking of the country that Mr Fox advertised in 2000, but they do at least stand a better chance of being passed than his previous schemes.