Sentence examples for subject of dramatic from inspiring English sources

Other horses were also the subject of dramatic price collapses, with the market apparently failing to compensate and lengthen the odds of the other runners.

They were first proposed by the government early last year and were the subject of dramatic cabinet leaks earlier this month.

* Since we're on the subject of dramatic tension: despite its technical wizardry, the fight scene you call the "Burly Brawl," with all those Agent Smiths, is still lame, and for a simple reason.

A front-page article in Arts & Leisure today about science as a subject of dramatic art refers incorrectly in some copies to an experiment by Galileo that is recreated in Philip Glass's opera "Galileo Galilei".

The composition of some major clades and the details of their relationships have, however, been the subject of dramatic change.

The design of processor platforms comprised of multiple cores has been subject of dramatic changes in the last years.

Harmony was established; and the antique antagonisms of the past could be observed in films, plays and documentaries about the way we were - upstairs, downstairs, and the picturesque struggles of Peterloo or Tolpuddle made the subject of ravishing dramatic reconstructions by entertainment conglomerates.

In December, the bank was the subject of a dramatic £1.5bn rescue deal in which its parent company, the Co-operative Group, lost control of the bank to a group of US hedge funds, They took a 70% stake in the bank.

There are signs that the whole debate about medical cannabis has been the subject of a dramatic shift.

Extreme versions of this have been the subject of several dramatic television documentaries, and may have inspired some of the survival-type reality TV shows.

One of the shorts featured Shults as the subject of a dramatic death scene, scored to audio of rapper DMX praying; another featured a head in a box, a touch inspired by seeing David Fincher's crime thriller Se7en for the first time.