Sentence examples for dramatically evident from inspiring English sources

Whatever "chaos" might be found in his poems was even more dramatically evident in his life.

Re "Hurricane Tips From Cuba" (July 30): Cuba's advantages over the United States in minimizing hurricane damage were dramatically evident more than a century ago.

The brutality with which Hitler met any presumed challenge to his authority became dramatically evident when on June 30 , 1934 he ordered the murders of the SA leadership.

And in no area is this relationship more dramatically evident than in race relations.

Competition for a prestigious diploma was most dramatically evident this year at Stanford University, which accepted only 5% of it 42,167 applicants, the smallest share in the school's history and thought to be the lowest in the nation.

Forgive me, but some of us have known for a few years what Mr. Kristol belatedly discovered, the economy is in free fall and no one knows when it will end, how it will end, if it will end - a fact more dramatically evident each passing day.

The comparative analysis between P13 double KO, single KO, and wild-type mice has shown that although single Rac deletion results in a mild loss of cortical/hippocampal PV-positive interneurons, this defect is dramatically more evident in the cortex and hippocampus of double mutant mice, showing that both Rac GTPases contribute synergistically to the development of these cells.

Once the duplication occurred in the common ancestor of vertebrates, both UPK1a and UPK1b diverged dramatically as is evident by the different patterns of dN/dS ratios for these two paralog groups.

That was also evident in her dramatically astute contributions to duets with Ms. Cano ("Mira, O Norma," from "Norma," and "Sul suo capo aggravi un dio," from Donizetti's "Anna Bolena") and Mr. Ayan ("O soave fanciulla").

Thus, Sse1 suppresses the curative abilities of Hsp104 similar to Ssa1, although the effect of Sse1 was dramatically greater; this is most evident in the weak strain.

This is evident in the dramatically re-evolving herbivore defense of invasive wild parsnip (Pastinaca sativa) in eastern North America.