Sentence examples for and dramatically more from inspiring English sources

Brant's domestic life has been rather more settled and dramatically more philoprogenitive than Gatsby's.

"We're getting more Chinese master's students, and dramatically more freshmen," he said.

From the Collared Aracari, it is best distinguished by its red breast band and dramatically more colorful bill.

Then came a rush of images from Claire, almost a mirror of my own but deeper, more powerful and dramatically more graphic — along with a pang of loneliness.

Among the performers now in their 70's whose singing is emotionally deeper and dramatically more nuanced than it was in their supposed prime are Mr. Bennett, Barbara Cook, Blossom Dearie, Rosemary Clooney and Bobby Short.

"The Ninth Circuit simply was wrong in concluding that Alaska's statute was dramatically different from, and dramatically more 'punitive' than" state laws that other courts have upheld, Alaska's appeal said.

Making cars and trucks dramatically more efficient and developing alternatives to petroleum is a sea change.

There are all kinds of systemic things that make life, including married and family life and childfree life, dramatically more challenging and difficult for low-income women and men.

CONCLUSIONS: By avoiding a sternotomy, Port Access mitral valve operation provided a smaller incision and a dramatically more rapid return to normal activity than did median sternotomy.

I'm the candidate that will expand the party, and broaden our appeal, particularly to women, and make us dramatically more electable.

Ocean acidification will dissolve coral reefs and the world can expect dramatically more powerful and more damaging storms and more severe droughts and heatwaves.