Sentence examples for dramatically far from inspiring English sources

That's gone now, and isn't missed: it was dramatically far too slick.

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

The law's highly stratified class structure – barristers at the top, prison officers at the bottom, police stuck in between and the accused universally ignored – was dramatically far too delicious to forego.

A median value of nine microvessels per HPF was used by the authors for distinguishing a low from a high vascular density, dramatically far from the median value we found using CD34 monoclonal antibody in our series of cancers.

"The world seemed to change dramatically as far as crime is concerned in the late 60's," said Mr. Kelly, who these days uses a Nextel cellphone.

As if to overcompensate, Felicity Palmer's Klytemnestra, sung with a tone that put one's teeth on edge, was dramatically so far over the top that her performance slid towards caricature.

And so the livelihoods of thousands of New Mexicans would be dramatically altered far into the present day, and will continue to be affected long after you and I are long gone.

According to Police Department data, Laguna's crime rate declined in 2009 vs. 2008, and even more dramatically so far in 2010 vs. 2009.

I thought about how things have changed so dramatically, how far I had to come over 40 years, and how I could never have imagined the life I am living today.

Dramatically, it is far more elaborate than the original.

Whereas the incidence of the disease appears to increase during last decades and the prognosis remains dramatically poor, so far no standard treatment has been established.