How To Use dramatic event In A Sentence
- But when it's the sole story-telling medium, as here, I also think it has a slight distancing effect on the reader, robbing the action of some immediacy and urgency, which for modern sensibilities is perhaps not ideal when dealing with such dramatic events. Brian Ruckley - News & Views
- As is often the case with dissertations, mine dealt with dramatic events but was abstract, academic, and lifeless.
- Dramatic events were about to unfold.
- One of the most dramatic events of the satyagraha was the burning of the passes, similar to the burning of British cloth in the swadeshi movement. MAHATMA GANDHI - SOUTH AFRICA'S GIFT TO INDIA?(1)
- Some of the most dramatic events in American history happened here.
- The fall of the Berlin Wall was the most dramatic event of the political revolution.
- BF: It was a very dramatic event: on Friday 13, October 1307 the French soldiers broke into all templar preceptories and imprisoned the monks. Tracking Down the Tale of the Knights Templar | Impact Lab
- The way in which O'Connor's work embodies a particular interpretation of Catholic doctrine has always seemed to me the least interesting subject of inquiry into her fiction, and, as Anderson does correctly note, most non-scholarly readers remain unaware that it even is a subject relevant to the fiction, so fully isthat fictionotherwise focused on its depiction of its Southern mileu, grotesque characters, and perversely melodramatic events. Signature Elements
- Dramatic events were about to unfold.
- The police will be making a press conference about today's dramatic events at 7pm tonight.
