Sentence examples for dramatically off from inspiring English sources
She stopped growing, falling dramatically off her historic height and weight growth curves.
In other words, the world remains dramatically off course for hitting its own goals under the Paris agreement.
When I was yanked so dramatically off this path, I became aware of how fine the line is between a comfortable life and a living hell.
A classic symbol of winter's chill, rows of icicles hanging dramatically off roofs and trees show off the simple artistry of nature.
Much more interesting is how Dallas, a team that was 13-3 laseasonson and just a few weeks ago looked to be the best in football, has gone so dramatically off the rails with three losses in four games.
Investigative journalist Nicky Hager's "Dirty Politics: How attack politics is poisoning New Zealand's political environment" has blown the National party strategy dramatically off course, propelling the campaign into uncharted territory.
Less often, the septum is more dramatically off-center.
It also said that projections of drug sales in the United States were "dramatically off-track".
Churchillian clouds are gathering and the lives of Beatrice, Rafe and Angelina will be blown dramatically off-course.
She started by congratulating her fellow pupils on their achievements and reviewing the year before going dramatically off-piste.
A year is an extremely long time in politics, and there is every likelihood that electoral predictions made now will prove to have been dramatically off-base come April or May next year.
