Sentence examples for sort of dramatic from inspiring English sources

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.

So, yes, it was all a bit excessive, but it worked for me because I'm susceptible to that sort of dramatic structure and have also, I'm afraid, gone out with several irredeemable alcoholics.

The situation drew this sort of dramatics from her, which she confided to a notebook and winced at years later.

When the infection returns, there are all sorts of dramatic parallels to Iraq foreign policy, including equating raging zombies with Muslim terrorists.

He can speak human and soon finds himself having all sorts of dramatic adventures through which he explores the importance of courage and loyalty.

It's especially relevant for times like the present, when the global economy and wider culture are transforming in all sorts of dramatic ways.

The goal George Osborne set himself of a £12,500 threshold for income tax and a £50,000 threshold for the higher rate injected a genuine element of excitement into the Budget, and just a whiff of the sorts of dramatic tax cuts made by one of his predecessors, Nigel Lawson.