Sentence examples for are particularly dramatic from inspiring English sources

It creeps up to the resort's sand dunes, which are particularly dramatic at sunrise.

Some of the viaducts you'll cross are particularly dramatic - the Mala Rijeka Viaduct is almost 200 metres high and half a kilometre in length.

The effects of androgens are particularly dramatic during growth in boys, but almost certainly play an important role during this period in girls as well.

The deficits projected for 2000 and 2001 are particularly dramatic given the boost to the value of exports that has come from rising oil prices.

Along the south-west coast there are particularly dramatic cliffs and promontories, which a British visitor might associate with Dorset or Devon, climaxing in the oak glades and atmospheric ruins of Northern Europe's largest castle, Hammerhus.

The wellbeing gains of learning to use the web are particularly dramatic for the unemployed (you're 25% more likely to find work) and for the elderly, 3.1 million of whom go more than a week without seeing a family member or friend.

Wang Jian's journey out of China was particularly dramatic.

Sexual dichromatism is particularly dramatic in tropical parrots.

The effects of changes in insurance status may be particularly dramatic among individuals with chronic illnesses.

In the Arctic, Americans were told (again and again and again), the effects were particularly dramatic.

The 2008-2009 cycle was particularly dramatic, with the glacier losing 103 centimetres in height.