Sentence examples for also makes a dramatic from inspiring English sources

An upgrade also makes a dramatic difference with "Night Tide," a slow-moving, richly atmospheric supernatural tale from 1961, closer in spirit to M. R. James than EC Comics, that was the first feature-length narrative directed by the avant-garde filmmaker Curtis Harrington.

It has also made a dramatic tilt away from the west towards the east forming strong (economic) ties with China.

The team's official website also made a dramatic statement on its homepage shortly after Silver's remarks.

Meyerbeer's large choral 'tableaux' also made a major contribution to the overall dramatic effect; the composer particularly sought opportunities to write such large-scale crowd scenes, and preferred libretti which offered such possibilities.

That makes a dramatic difference.

(It all stemmed from a discussion of a Bible passage in which Jesus says, "If anyone sues you to take your coat, let him have your cloak also". She had made a dramatic gesture in the pulpit, ripping a shawl from her shoulders.

The Brazilian bombshell also knows how to make a dramatic entrance with voluminous gowns and high-collared dresses.

While the resulting ice balls make a dramatic visual statement, their size and shape also serve a functional purpose, chilling the cocktail with little meltage.

The hosts made a dramatic start as Matt Ryan raced clear to set up a try for Hall, who also kicked the conversion.

Then he made a dramatic announcement.

You've certainly made a dramatic impact.