Sentence examples for surely the most dramatic from inspiring English sources

Amid all this spectacle comes the most heartbreaking climax between Amy and Rory, and surely the most dramatic cliffhanger in Doctor Who history.

But if Heyford Park is surely the most dramatic example, among the 174 free schools so far opened in England, of a school in an unlikely location, it is not unique.

What is surely the most dramatic opinion he has drafted for the Court, Cooper v. Aaron (1958), was also signed by every other member of the Court — Earl Warren, Hugo Black, Felix Frankfurter, William O. Douglas, Harold Burton, Tom Clark, John Harlan, and Charles Whittaker.

Surely the most dramatic installation is a huge racial carpet at the center of the main floor that depicts the multiple diversities of human faces and experience.

Lifting off from the floor of the great central space of the Mole Atonelliana  a sensationally huge 19th Century synagogue in Turin, and since 2000 the Museo Nazionale de Cinema − must surely be one of the most dramatic of all spatial experiences to be enjoyed, and even feared, within a building of architectural distinction.

One of the best examples of digital government is Estonia "If people want a much bolder view of how digital can be applied to government services, the most dramatic example is surely Estonia.

A fourth-century BC Thracian tomb was discovered in the nearby village of Shipka (the contents of which are now displayed in Kazanlak's museums), though the most dramatic sight here is surely the gold-domed Russian church standing guard over the 1,300km high Shipka Pass.

Pictures of Venice in flood are alarming and surreal; the inundation of 70% of the city following heavy rain – one of the most dramatic floods of modern times in Venice – is surely a catastrophe, an apocalypse.

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