Sentence examples for dramatically focused from inspiring English sources

His production is clean-lined, strongly sung and dramatically focused.

The style is too dramatically focused and pictorially unfussy to be classified as art-house minimalism.

Notes are fuller and more drawn out, and his phrasing more dramatically focused.

Ms. Lopatkina, a bleakly restrained but dull swan, was more dramatically focused as the adulterous Zobeide in the melodramatic "Scheherazade".

The second act, pivoting on Christ's crucifixion and resurrection, seems tighter and more dramatically focused, perhaps because its orchestral interludes are more significant.

Just about any episode of "60 Minutes" will contain a more pointed and dramatically focused portrait of corporate corruption, and just about any daytime television serial would bring the adultery plot to a much more satisfying boil.

Over the past decade, efforts to systematically "map" human variability have expanded dramatically, focusing mainly on genetic variation (Schadt and Björkegren 2012).

He added that being free of Brussels would allow Westminster to "quite dramatically" shift focus, even saying that May's government was planning on opening two new military bases in the Caribbean and Southeast Asia.

But in recent years their understanding of heart disease has shifted dramatically to focus on an entirely new front: inflammation of the arteries.

The charming Carlos, a former real estate agent from El Salvador with no previous restaurant experience, told us that when his wife, Susan, became ill, they changed their diet dramatically to focus on healthy foods.

The evaluation results changed quite dramatically when focusing on these functional interaction networks.