Sentence examples for be dramatic enough from inspiring English sources

Now it turns out that existing models of the core, for all their drama, may not be dramatic enough.

Their protest style may not be dramatic enough to fuel future BBC series, but a new generation of British feminist campaigners is thriving.

It wouldn't be quite as dramatic as Hollywood might want to depict, perhaps, but it would be dramatic enough to rewrite the predictions for sea level and temperature rises that are part of the current consensus.

You might also notice that it has not been applied to Rice because it would not be dramatic enough at this stage in Goodell's dance.

For some speakers, the hand-valence association may be dramatic enough to observe with the 'naked eye', particularly in the non-dominant hand, which often makes fewer gestures overall.

It would be dramatic enough if an intervention gave most people an IQ of 140, or a lifespan of 110, even if both figures are well within the normal range.

There are no dramatizations; the film clips showing terrorist destruction in Africa and downtown New York are dramatic enough.

The artist's actions were dramatic enough.

These were dramatic enough — but were they unforeseeable or unknowable?

[1] Still, the differences are dramatic enough that it is likely that Bridge is right.

THE arc of the actress and filmmaker Barbara Loden's life was dramatic enough to be a Hollywood movie.