The phrase "amazingly dramatic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both impressive and emotionally intense, often in a theatrical or exaggerated manner.
Example: "The final scene of the play was amazingly dramatic, leaving the audience in stunned silence."
Alternatives: "incredibly dramatic" or "extraordinarily dramatic".
In film or TV work you can have this amazingly dramatic pause and they'll just edit it out".
And if you're on a snow vacation with some friends, then you may be able to achieve some amazingly dramatic film clips.
It did seem like an amazingly dramatic story arc and the kind of 'working-class' story he was already famous for".
In Hunter's big sixth-grade show, a three-hour medley, he played Captain Hook, Bernardo from "West Side Story, Conradd in "Bye Bye Birdie," a son in "Fiddler on the Roof" and a cowboy in "Oklahoma!" Even then, said Barbara Ames, his elementary-school music teacher, "he was amazingly dramatic and creative and passionate about performing".
Amazingly, this dramatic five-fold increase is being replicated across Scotland.On referendum day, the SNP had 22,000 members; now it has 95,000.
Amazingly, no one argued.
It was a bold and dramatic statement all right and an amazingly crass one, the kind that would get you asked to leave a dinner party.
And that's not all - amazingly, the owners are already clearing land on dramatic clifftops next door for a second links course, expected to open in 2015, by the high-powered design duo of Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore.
"The F.A.A. and I.R.S. systems have proved to be amazingly difficult to upgrade," the authors write, maintaining that while there have been dramatic improvements in computer hardware in the last 40 years, the ability to develop software has not kept pace.
Quite amazingly, even such a short ischemic insult was found to be associated with a dramatic process of cell death in the injured kidney.
Amazingly, "Sixteen Wounded" is also free of the rudiments of docu-drama; it means to be dramatic on purely theatrical terms and to develop two flawed, willful men who forge an unlikely bond.
