Sentence examples for to become dramatic from inspiring English sources

The hearings, to continue intermittently over many weeks, are expected to become dramatic and contentious over time, but Thursday's session will begin with background information.

The blockade of the political institutions in Washington has become dramatic and it is to be feared that whatever the outcome of the presidential election on Tuesday, Congress will still remain divided and powerless.

The differences in the two models become dramatic if the washout is extended to 49 hours (fig. 12 and 13, middle row), long enough for differences in the value of Vss to become important.

It's good for morale to see how much you've improved, over weeks and months progress can become dramatic.

"It could become dramatic if we didn't come up with solutions," she said.

If we do not act quickly, that decline will become dramatic".

All the problems at birth, if not dealt with, become dramatic.

(Boorstin wrote that "more and more news events become dramatic performances in which 'men in the news' simply act out more or less well their prepared script").

Transformer losses become dramatic at high frequencies and limit the performance of the transformers.

"The situation may eventually become dramatic if a solution doesn't come fast".

If you choose to share the news of your sexual orientation with your parents, their reactions, no matter how dramatic or intense, should not sway you or influence you to become similarly dramatic or intense.