The phrase "act dramatically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone who is behaving in an exaggerated or theatrical manner, often to elicit a strong emotional response.
Example: "During the meeting, she began to act dramatically, drawing everyone's attention to her concerns."
Alternatives: "perform theatrically" or "behave in an exaggerated manner."
We have to clean up our act dramatically before we expect anyone else to follow".
The tapestrylike first act, dramatically lighted by Craig Miller, is in a garden of Renaissance ruins.
The numbers are going to look really enormous, but I don't think the stock prices will act dramatically.
"Unless we act dramatically and quickly, science tells us our climate and our way of life are literally in jeopardy".
"Sometimes the formats lend themselves to who best can walk around the stage, act dramatically," he said.
On April 5 , 2012 President Barack Obama signed into law the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act, dramatically changing the landscape for many companies raising capital.
Yet those looking for the usual divertissement should note Mr. Grigorovich's attempt to avoid a floor show in Act II and to link both acts dramatically.
He praised the City Council for having recently approved the largest property-tax rate hike in New York history-eighteen and a half per cent-saying that members of the Council had acted "dramatically and courageously"..
He praised the City Council for having recently approved the largest property-tax rate hike in New York history-eighteen and a half per cent-saying that members of the Council had acted "dramatically and courageously".
Besides, Congress, the U.S. Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve have already acted dramatically to address the economy's biggest problems–housing and the financial crisis.
The Fed has acted dramatically and transformationally in the vacuum created by inaction from Congress, The Whitehouse and the SEC.
