Sentence examples for bit dramatically from inspiring English sources

"I feel it's the end of something," an American editor said, a bit dramatically, after the Galliano show.

"It starts out a little bit dramatically, with this somewhat unusual metaphor of a checkered taxi ride of a love affair, and it goes right downhill and ends up in a sewer".

Granted, I may be spouting off a bit dramatically, but this is a topic I'm passionate about, especially when I open up the New York Times to find that Miley Cyrus' twerking is the lead headline, playing second fiddle to the suspected gassing of the Syrian people by their own government.

In the case of the KLT-based CS scheme, the number of feedback bits dramatically increases.

Shares in Hong Kong fell a bit more dramatically - the benchmark Hang Seng eased by more than 2percentnt - but again, Hong Kong punters have grown accustomed to much wider swings.

My stepdad was a bit older, but not dramatically.

Her story is engaging, although dramatically a bit paint-by-numbers: characters, if broad-brush, are strongly conveyed.

Reviewing a 1975 Met "Boris Godunov" in which Mr. Gill sang the role of Pimen, John Rockwell wrote in The New York Times, "Mr. Gill can be a bit stiff and awkward, dramatically".

Their suitors, Christian Reinert as Lysander and Brandon Poor as Demetrius, were dramatically a bit stiffer but sang with an appealing smoothness and assurance.

Dramatically a bit windy, it's still gung-ho fun, with zesty star support from Tim Roth, Sam Shepard and a refreshingly well-used Abbie Cornish.

Without careful discernment and a little bit of patience, these dramatically realistic paintings may very well be mistaken for the real thing.