Sentence examples for dramatically like from inspiring English sources
Hadid arrives late and dramatically, like a stage tragedian at the end of act one.
He made the piano misbehave: it grew argumentative and disruptive; it mumbled and receded dramatically, like smoke after a shelling.
Dramatically, like many other pieces of the time, it's amazingly Goyaesque: full of blood, murder, love, raw emotions".
Director Ted Huffman says the melding of the text with music has felt, dramatically, like a natural process.
India brought two young leg spinners on their tour of England in 1990, only for their paths to diverge dramatically like the boys in Stand By Me.
That is the cost of the Elbphilharmonie, designed by Tate Modern architects Herzog and De Meuron, currently rising up dramatically like a ship's prow above the HafenCity district.
This classic Surrealist photograph is a joke about the painter Ingres, whose nudes have dramatically violin-like proportions.
Arnold likes her films to be gritty and real: "Dramatically, I like darkness, I like conflict," she says.
"Dramatically, I like darkness, I like conflict - but I don't see the world as defined by them.
I like having an actor that's so comedically respected like Paul, and an actor that's so dramatically respected like Emile, and then really throwing a curveball to the crowd in terms of who's doing what.
Seeing him so dramatically backlit like that is something that I think was kind of inspirational".
