Sentence examples for dramatic being from inspiring English sources
The part of a sentence "dramatic being" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It refers to a person or entity that exhibits dramatic behavior or characteristics. Example: The actress was known for her dramatic being on stage, captivating audiences with her powerful performances.
It waged pre-emptive wars on rivals, the most dramatic being the one fought against Netscape, which threatened to create an alternative online software platform.
Then as we started on ICS we were able to take some of those ideas and some worked out exactly as we thought — others we realized, "Shoot, now we need to go back and redo this"… Almost everything had some tweaks when took it back to the tablet (for ICS), the most dramatic being some of the fundamental look and feel.
Many potential Ets1 targets were upregulated in the skin of these mice with the most dramatic being the metalloprotease MMP13, which we demonstrate to be a direct transcriptional target of Ets1.
In fact, the molecular genetic evidence is mirrored by clear biologic differences, the most dramatic being host species specificity.
The Great Lakes basin has suffered from severe pollution problems, one of the most dramatic being recurring fires on one of Lake Erie's arteries, the Cuyahoga River.
Marked changes in the expression of several transcriptional coregulators were observed between days 7 and 35 after denervation, with the most dramatic being the large reductions in expression levels for Ankrd1 and Ankrd2.
The most dramatic was religion.
Nothing so dramatic is expected of James.
Most dramatic is the change in schools.
How "dramatic" is a mass exodus?
Something dramatic is going on here.
