Sentence examples for become so dramatic from inspiring English sources

However, normative theorists must at least be aware of the nature and extent of the gaps between theory and practice; and they must be alert to the possibility that the gap might become so dramatic that it is no longer clear whether the theory can be seen as a theory of that practice.

Indeed, Van Gogh's use of color became so dramatic that he was sometimes called an Expressionist.

After 17 rounds, more than 1,000 laps of racing and 6,000 miles of testing, the 2006 season has become so unpredictable and dramatic that nothing can be taken for granted even though the mathematics favour Fernando Alonso.

Sometimes the platform wars can get so dramatic.

Then there's the phenomena of singularity (a hypothetical moment in time when artificial intelligence and other technologies have become so advanced that humanity undergoes a dramatic and irreversible change).

EYES ON ENRON -- Trials of former corporate superstars have become so commonplace in recent years that their dramatic arc is by now well known.

"No newcomer to the political scene", writes historian Murray Beck, "has ever become so quickly, widely, and favourably known in such a dramatic fashion".

We have become so acclimated, so habituated to the idea that running a marathon is achievable that it has become, in our dramatic imaginations, not a triumph in itself but the preliminary, the setup, the premise, to a more dramatic story.

They have become so.

This happens during specific moments (Winthrop's sudden outburst: "Thithter, thithter, ithn't thith cornet the motht thcrumpthiouth thing you've ever theen?") or during those parts of the script when Willson's dramatic craft becomes so evident, and his writing so clean, that your realize you'd need a wrecking ball to dent a hole in his show.

The Library Bar at NoMad became so popular that they turned the space next door to the hotel into a dark and dramatic bi-level tavern.