Sentence examples for dramatically miss from inspiring English sources
To say that the enTourage eDGe dualbook is "just an e-reader with a bolted-on netbook" (or vice versa) is to pretty dramatically miss the entire point of this thing.
Others thought it dramatically missed the opportunity.
The tendency most dramatically missing from the movement is Socialist Realism — utopian subjects, academic forms — which, in 1934, became by diktat the sole style allowed Soviet artists.
A controversial last-gasp penalty by Mikel Arteta handed Everton their first win of the season after Blackburn dramatically missed two spot-kicks.
When we shift our attention so dramatically, we risk missing important analytical connections and, with them, opportunities for meaningful solutions.
His form would dip so dramatically that he missed the cut while defending his Masters title in 1989, and failed to even make the Ryder Cup team that successfully retained the trophy at the Belfry.
Jojo cries on the floor, dramatically, saying she misses him already.
When Jasper arrived at Animals Asia's China sanctuary, in Chengdu, he was dramatically underweight and missing a great deal of fur from years of rubbing against his cage.
The AORs did not change dramatically indicating that missing data were missing at random.
Recently mutations in the signal transducer and activator of transcription 3 (STAT3) intracellular regulator were described in these patients, and the resulting defective STAT3 was linked to dramatically decreased or missing IL-17A-producing CD4+ cells (i.e., Th17 cells).
The Swede was bidding to become the first female Olympic individual eventing champion but dramatically knocked down the last fence to miss out on gold.
