Sentence examples for dramatically granting from inspiring English sources

Berkeley gives his singers and dancers the gestures that make them accord with his cinematic vision; Cukor brings his great singer to life dramatically, granting her an extraordinary range — open yet guided — of expressive freedom, and he films her with an eye that is at the same time compassionate and unsparing, that respects the agony it faces head-on.

The Government has since 2010 dramatically slashed grants for building homes for social rent while concentrating on the more expensive "affordable" rent model.

Cameron and Osborne know that the granting of MES would dramatically reduce the European commission's ability to impose tariffs on dumped Chinese steel.

A new study confirms what Internet portals have long taken for granted: Personalization dramatically improves audience loyalty.

Granting Mr. Beschloss's point that the reputation of presidents may fluctuate dramatically over the long haul, surely there can be no doubt that Watergate is a permanent stain.

The night he resigned, Olmert said, rather dramatically, that he not been granted "the right to be innocent until proved guilty".

Under his administration, the number of inmates granted parole has risen dramatically, Ball said.

One year before his announcement at the grant-heavy Liberty University, Cruz introduced an amendment that, besides repealing Obamacare for the umpteenth time, would have dramatically cut Pell Grants.

While it may be ironic to praise the work of such a Ministry exactly at the time it is cutting grants dramatically, I do so nonetheless.

"Attitudes are changing, and have shifted quite dramatically, but you should never take anything for granted.

A 2014 ballot measure that would have granted fetuses legal personhood also failed dramatically, by a margin of 64percentto36percentcent.