Sentence examples for dramatically depict from inspiring English sources
Throughout both the court case and the flashbacks that dramatically depict her life in servitude, these men strive to "silence" Abina and to impose their own understandings and meanings upon her.
Critics may dramatically depict the results and fill the airwaves with talk about the need for new restrictions, but they only serve to convince gun owners that government is going to take away their right to buy guns, further spurring sales.
Amalia dramatically depicts the horrors of the Rosas regime with a highly romantic plot of love set against a background of contemporary events.
She and her cult were challenged by Elijah, a prophet whose fierce and righteous character and acts, as illumined by legend, are dramatically depicted in the First Book of the Kings.
The image dramatically depicts the German leader in an assertive pose, planting both hands firmly on a crisp tablecloth as she addresses President Donald Trump, who is seated before her with his arms crossed wearing a dispassionate expression.
The average PSR dropped from 92 to 70%, but the delay increased quite dramatically as depicted in Figure9 (mind the logarithmic scale, average rises from 68 to 8281 ms).
None of this is "rocket science" but, as depicted dramatically in this film, we see how easy it becomes to talk past one another.
The present study unambiguously depict that the patterns of synonymous codon usage within a protein domain can change dramatically during the course of evolution to give rise to pathogenicity.
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Right-wing parties have grown dramatically with a negative focus on Muslims and contest most Muslim-related issues, including, for example, that of rescuing immigrants at sea, which they depict as opening the floodgates to "millions" of potential terrorists.
