Sentence examples for dramatically contemporary from inspiring English sources

The town is so small you'll stumble across the sights, whether it's L'Arche, the town's dramatically contemporary museum; the World War I monument across from L'Arche; or the cemetery, crammed with above-ground tombs whose inscriptions detail the origins and often short lives of the St . Pierrais

The interior meets federal standards for historic rehabilitation, she said, "but is dramatically contemporary and not like anything else in Pasadena".

("Austen was sceptical about the cult of the sublime that made thunderstorms attractive to her more dramatically inclined contemporaries").

Sequencing of complete mtDNAs from contemporary populations has dramatically improved the resolution of the global human maternal phylogenetic tree.

Although George Washington has consistently attracted Americans' attention since Parson Weems's biography appeared in 1800, during the last decade published examinations of Washington's contemporaries have multiplied dramatically.

The next three sections, set to Debussy, Richard Strauss and the contemporary Evren Celimli, are dramatically different in tone and style.

While contemporary art may have dramatically contracted in volume, it clearly has lost none of its ability to attract huge amounts of disposable cash.

Anti-infective drugs have had a key role in the contemporary world, contributing to dramatically decrease mortality rates caused by infectious diseases worldwide.

The findings also call attention to the dramatically accelerated stress levels common in contemporary Korea resulting from biosocial pressure to attain unrealistic and exaggerated (Western) standards.

This mode of volume distributed colorless combustion is dramatically different than that used in contemporary gas turbine combustion operating under lean premixed, lean direct injection or rich burn, quick quench lean burn gas turbine combustion.

Fast forward 60 years and contemporary art has transformed dramatically from Kahlo's day, in regards to accepted media, subject matter and style.