Sentence examples for a much more dramatic from inspiring English sources

"But this paints a much more dramatic picture of the horror of smoking.

"The supply-chain problem is a much more dramatic one than what the automakers are portraying.

The result could be a much more dramatic shift in political culture than most anticipate.

"This just happened to be more public because this was a much more dramatic episode".

"An earthquake is a much more dramatic, emotional, telegenic event because it happens so quickly," Mr. Holmes said.

"This just happened to be more public because this was a much more dramatic episode," he said.

It would take a much more dramatic encounter for this startling young woman to catch his eye.

The Jets, who have extraordinary flexibility with four first-round picks, had hoped to make a much more dramatic move.

But, he argued, "so far I think we have had a much more dramatic and strategic impact" than any other track of American political strategy.

But the world's sustainable "carbon budget" — the amount that can be burned without sparking a much more dramatic rise in temperatures — is shrinking all the time.

This upward climb matched that of the temperatures in the French mountains--which have risen, more or less, by roughly 0.6°C in the 20th century--a much more dramatic increase than that of average worldwide temperatures.