Meanings of dramatic history in English

The prologue to this somewhat dramatic history was of the simplest.

The Church, inclusive in wisdom, has had the most dramatic history in the world.

Both of them have a dramatic history with North Korea.

The plays, therefore, must be reckoned with in dramatic history.

This is raw, naked, pitiless tragedy -arguably the first in American dramatic history.

A VERY great invention has its own dramatic history.

This volume of this work deals with the period of the most dramatic history of the State.

Painters such as Gainsborough did landscapes and dramatic history paintings too, but neither of these sold as well as portraits.

He died when he was five, as I said, but even then he had a bit of dramatic history in his life.

Next weekend, performers from 25 youth theatres will present a capsule version of Irish dramatic history, writes Christine Madden Their enthusiasm is infectious.

What in all the tragic, dramatic history of Rome is half so dramatic or a tenth so tragic as the burial of a Vestal?

Among the accomplishments of Visconti are the Visconti operas produced for Maria Callas at La Scala in the fifties, which made musical and dramatic history.

Not always; for Carlyle wrote the greatest of dramatic histories while he was suffering from dyspepsia in the most distressing manner.

Brocades and ginghams; tailor suits and peignoirs; puffed sleeves and tight-dramatichistory, all, they spelled failure, success, hope, despair, vanity, pride, triumph, decay.