Sentence examples for as very dramatic from inspiring English sources

Klaus Biesenbach, the center's director and one of the show's curators, described Mr. Ryman's piece as "very dramatic," adding that it attracted intense interest among curators and critics.

David Allsop, professor of neuroscience at Lancaster University described the results as "very dramatic and highly encouraging" but cautioned that more research was needed to see how the findings would apply to diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

A reporter from 4Music described the song as "very dramatic, very serious, lovely stuff".

"I think of it as a very dramatic thing," he said, noting that long after Einstein's career was presumed to be over, at 56, "he produced these ideas" of entanglement and wormholes having no idea they were connected.

"We don't see the currency situation as anything very dramatic," said Stefan Ingildsen, vice president for finance and investor relations at the William Demant Holding Group, a Danish company whose products include Oticon hearing aids.

For the first time, she realized that Seward sounded like "sewer," and thought this an unfortunate thing, given that Seward as a place was very dramatic, and very clean, and she thought it very beautiful, maybe the most beautiful place she'd ever been.

"I think it is going to be very dramatic as we count down towards the end of the year and the clock is ticking on whether the average person's taxes are going to go up $1,000 next year," said one official.

The situation in Cyprus "is very dramatic and should be addressed as soon as possible," Mr. Medvedev added.

The revivals of David Roussève's "Somethin' From Nothin' " (1999) and Graciela Daniele's "Cada Noche... Tango" (1998) required dancers who were, as Ms. Ramirez put it, "very dramatic".

I loved all these stories, and (the possibly slightly clumsy) Dr Bond made working as a research chemist seem very dramatic.

Which is as you can see, is very dramatic.