Sentence examples for dramatically away from inspiring English sources

Haye, never a big heavyweight, was shrinking by the second and limped dramatically away from the podium that night looking like a tiny, confused boy.

Sluter's drapery style, which veers dramatically away from the somewhat reticent elegance of previous court sculpture, also has parallels in the east.

We've moved quite dramatically away from the action games of the 80s and 90s, where the primary mode of engagement was reaction to events.

If Earth enters such a loop we could lurch dramatically away from the extraordinarily stable environmental conditions we have been blessed with over the past 10,000 years.

For Citi, a spin-out of Smith Barney would move the firm more dramatically away from its financial-supermarket model than any of the other recent divestments it has undertaken.

What beliefs about what should be done at the zero lower bound or what could be done caused Ben Bernanke, as Fed governor and chairman, to move so dramatically away from the policies he recommended for Japan?

The Lions tour suffered a major setback today as their unbeaten record was dramatically taken away by the Brumbies in Canberra just four days away from the crucial first Test with the Wallabies.

"Attendance doesn't change dramatically right away," he said.

"The market, which is already weak, is dramatically shifting away from stores and toward online," said Colin A. McGranahan, a senior analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

The pendulum has swung dramatically far away from most people having anything to do with growing and preparing their own food.

Co-presidents Abi Crowe and Isabel Riddy have turned the society around dramatically, throwing away the heels and the idea of "sexy" pole dancing, instead placing emphasis on fitness, strength and flexibility.