Sentence examples for a somewhat dramatic from inspiring English sources

A good effort and, on reflection, a somewhat dramatic (I'm calming down a bit) moment before the final whistle.

In a somewhat dramatic twist, Armstrong reportedly fired an employee who took his photo (behavior he presumably didn't approve of), while on the call with 1,000 people listening in.

It's been a somewhat dramatic time for "Kevin Can Wait," as actress Erinn Hayes was suddenly let go from the show following a successful first season. .

This seems a simple, if somewhat dramatic, approach, and the breast is the only organ that perhaps could be induced to undergo catastrophic failure without severe consequences for the individual.

Cartier's somewhat dramatic fall has a lot to do with the fact that, while luxury handbags and shoes still seem to be selling, ultra-expensive investment items–such as $1 million, diamond-encrusted Cartier watches aren't faring so well.

If major renovations do start, Prora could find itself seized by a somewhat less dramatic version of the mass tourism Hitler sought to create.

A closing tale about overseeing the police's destruction of his fingerprints over-relies on funny voices and a somewhat spurious dramatic pause.

Are we not just seeing a retreat in prices in response to the normal ebb and flow of Wall Street, but are we also witnessing a somewhat more dramatic event, namely, that deflation is also impacting equity prices?

Back then she made a somewhat more dramatic entrance, gliding through the gossamer curtains of a penthouse hotel suite, draped in Grecian-style gown of the palest peach.

Anti-PC types, too, will likely be a bit peeved at one gallery speaker's somewhat dramatic mea culpa over the slave-trade money involved in setting the National Gallery up in the first place to a tour group of (mostly) black schoolkids.

Mr Cooper told a federal judge that the source had told him "in somewhat dramatic fashion" that he could divulge his identity.