dramatize to造句

• The case continues to be studied and dramatized to this day.
• You've got to dramatize to get across.
• Major said not to " dramatize to excess " the U . S . decision.
• What we need to do, always and unceasingly, is dramatize to our target audience the value of advertising,
• In " Mrs . Brown, " one of the odder footnotes of history is dramatized to great effect.
• Even some experts who hinted that her comments may have been dramatized to draw attention to her during the campaign agreed that the state still faced some tough choices.
• And he sees a certain poetic truth to the Augustinian notion of sin as killing part of a person's soul, which Dante dramatized to its literal extreme.
• Gat's work is also related to that of the Jewish artist Chaim Soutine in whose works the objects and depicted landscape are in a state of turbulence and dramatized to the point of distortion.
• The controversy was dramatized to great effect last month, when a van pulled up to the bland building Napster occupies in downtown San Mateo and dumped a dozen or so boxes of paperwork on the doorstep.
• Though dramatized to such a point that it feels a great deal like " Rain Man " or some other " touched-genius " movie, the film has the ring of documentary truth.
• Asgharzadeh, the student leader, described the original plan as a nonviolent and symbolic action in which the  gentle and respectful treatment of the hostages would dramatize to the world the offended sovereignty and dignity of Iran.
• One of history's odder footnotes-- the relationship between the widowed Queen Victoria and a brawny Scot named John Brown-- is dramatized to great effect thanks to marvelous performances by Dame Judi Dench and Billy Connolly.
• But Major, speaking to a news conference, urged not to " dramatize to excess " the U . S . decision, while Mitterrand called it a " dangerous turn " that " appears to me as being excessively brutal.
• One of history's odder footnotes-- the relationship between the widowed Queen Victoria and a brawny Scot named John Brown-- is dramatized to great effect thanks to marvelous performances by Dame Judi Dench ( nominated for a best actress Oscar ) and Billy Connolly.
• And he is right about " Judge Judy, " a show that is too fast, too cut-and-dried, too dramatized to be compared to real-life politics, the ultimate reality programming, which is being played out for us on cable.
• When the film was released, the Toledo " Blade " compared the events of the film to the real-life incident . " It's predictably exaggerated and dramatized to make it more entertaining, " wrote David Patch, " but close enough to the real thing to support the'Inspired by True Events'announcement that flashes across the screen at its start . " He notes that the dead man switch would probably have worked in real life despite the unconnected brake hoses, unless the locomotive, or independent brakes, were already applied.