Sentence examples for something of a dramatic from inspiring English sources

And finally, São Luiz is having something of a dramatic comeback.

Aston Villa's Lee Hendrie is also experiencing something of a dramatic transformation.

Ms. Ellison, who envisions creating something of a musical dramatic nature, said: "I think Eve has begun this journey with a complete tabula rasa.

Julie Josephson on the trombone, Mr. Wolff on the piano and Takehisa Kosugi as vocalist and violinist suggested something of a vague dramatic thread.

This is one of those documentaries, like Catfish for example, that was supposed to be one thing and evolved into something else because of a dramatic turn of events halfway through shooting.

Known as the Premiership after its restructuring in 1992, and now as the Premier League, the omission offers something of a synopsis on the dramatic transformation the league has undertaken.

As something of a specialist in the dramatic portrayal of miners (having written Billy Elliot and The Pitmen Painters), I was recently asked by the actor and director Sam West to help shape a new revival.

In fact, they have become something of a genre with a predictable dramatic arc from start-of-season training to climactic final game.

They wanted something emotional with a dramatic build.

Their dramatic arrival sparked something of a sensation in Colombia's media, concern from Calamar locals, and headaches for the government's indigenous affairs department in Bogota about what, if anything, to do.

This has the advantage of being short and potentially dramatic but is evidently something of a sprint and, as in any short race, a single stumble could easily be disastrous.