Sentence examples for degrees of dramatic from inspiring English sources

Long before Oprah, starting with the Greeks, the stage has examined the horrors parents can visit on their offspring, with varying degrees of dramatic effect.

The works are constructed in shorter sections, which frequently follow each other without a break, and the spacious conception of the scenes is partly sacrificed in order to achieve a greater degree of dramatic and psychological flexibility.

Despite History's mantle of preserving and purveying an accurate picture of the past, hewing to the letter of historical accuracy wasn't possible in the case of a dramatic series based on fragmented documentation, hence a large degree of dramatic license was employed.

The film mixes actual historical fact with a degree of dramatic licence.

To our knowledge, the same degree of dramatic bone loss as observed for the FCE has not been observed in bulky femoral THA stems.

If you discount a degree of inevitable dramatic license, Mr. Pistone said, the show reflects his days with the mob pretty accurately.

But, for all that, with a population of just over half a million, 26 miles of beach, temperatures that range between 72 and 78 degrees Fahrenheit and a backdrop of dramatic dormant volcanoes rising over the city, Honolulu presents more charms than most cities could ever wish for.

It moved to Broadway the next year, where it was praised by reviewers for its inventive infectiousness, even if it was also charged with a degree of sentimentality and dramatic incoherence.

New technologies and global charities have been tackling the problem, sometimes in dramatic ways, with varied degrees of success.

That sounds kind of dramatic!

9. Evidence of dramatic weight loss.