dramatic造句

He also invented the dramatic trilogy.

The resulting clothes were dramatic and brooding.

The two most dramatic amendments have little chance of enactment.

After a dramatic pause, the lawyer finished her summation.

It's the music to heighten the dramatic effect.

The first-order effects of the stirrup were dramatic.

Should we continue to embrace this dramatic move towards the posthuman, or outlaw radical technological transformations?

There is a dramatic increase of extramarital affairs in recent years.

Maybe love is so sad and precious because of some sad and dramatic ending.

The most dramatic and urgent sympton in the acutely injured patient is asphyxia.

Without dramatic reform, it will slip swiftly to number four, number five and beyond.

The snow-capped peak provides a dramatic backdrop to the city of Portland, some 20 miles (30 kilometers) away.

Not surprisingly, this desire to cooperate internationally for better health, these innovations, these dramatic increases in resources, had an impact.

King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia's dramatic granting of women's voting rights appeared to be in the same spirit.

Then she continued along a row of artichoke plants, her head bowed, always at that dramatic pace.

In 1997 researchers had begun pointing to a dramatic decline in the age of puberty in America.

THE GENETICS: Making a system that can duplicate itself without modern life’s elaborate protein enzymes is the project’s biggest hurdle, but progress has been dramatic.

Mounting fears about the potential impact on economic growth from the turbulence in global capital markets are prompting a dramatic reassessment of the outlook for world interest rates.

Arguably the most dramatic design on this list, Jabra's Stone headset is about as far removed from your standard wireless Bluetooth accessory as you can get.

The dramatic act sparked not just sympathy but a wave of protest that has carried on for three weeks, with no sign of stopping.

Elephants have miles of unbroken savanna to roam inside Uganda's Queen Elizabeth Park, where their numbers total 2, 500, a dramatic rise after heavy poaching in the 1980s.

during the period of call notice , market price of convertible bonds is closer to parity value and higher than theoretical price, and thus arise dramatic errors in both periods;

But as World water Day approaches, news reports have focused on a startling fact: The very students tapped to save China's water supply have been wasting it - sometimes in dramatic proportions.

Guyana is open to such ideas: President Bharrat Jagdeo made a dramatic offer last year, saying that on the right terms he would cede his country's entire forest to stewardship by outsiders.

The theory of decoupling – the idea that emerging markets can grow in spite of a downturn in the developed world – has been revived after their dramatic resurgence this year.

That may have been a tad dramatic, but there can be no doubt about Mr Assange’s prominence among a group of unconventional new actors in the news business that have emerged lately.

In a more dramatic case, heated national debate was sparked after the family of a rural woman killed in a traffic mishap in Chongqing, Southwest China in2005, was paid less than the families of the two urban residents killed in the same accident.