Sentence examples for dramatic refinement from inspiring English sources

If Blue was a dramatic refinement of her songwriting approach, the next album, For the Roses, seemed like a step sideways.

A major part of the second stage will likely be a dramatic refinement of technologies that tailor recommendations and then scour the internet for the best deal.

Machining processes involving high shear strains, strain-rates and temperatures often transform microcrystalline materials to induce dramatic refinement of surface microstructures.

Boron additions resulted in a dramatic refinement of the as-cast grain size, and larger boron additions resulted in larger titanium-boride (TiB) phase volume percents.

But at its centre is Rojo, dancing with the trademark intelligence and dramatic refinement that remind us she remains a great ballerina as well as a formidable artistic director.

Things that sound less dramatic: study, refinement, rapprochement, careful diversification.

This dramatic microstructural refinement enables a thermo-mechanical response that may lead to a superplastic deformation in ASB.

We suggest that the shift from a universal eukaryotic signaling system to a dramatic expansion and refinement in metazoans played a key role in the acquisition of complex multicellularity.

Seventeenth-century dramatic music saw further refinement of song style.

The well-matched ensemble of young singers, mostly in their twenties, showed musical refinement and dramatic skill.

He points to the Stephen Wadsworth production of "Xerxes," which was presented at the City Opera in 1997, as a model of how to balance the dramatic sweep and Baroque refinement in Handel's stage works.