Sentence examples for dramatically proven from inspiring English sources

"To Play Is the Thing" (Week in Review, Aug. 28), about the use of probability in analyzing baseball, might have been significantly strengthened by mentioning that intuition -- which is presented as the counterargument to statistical analysis -- can be dramatically proven wrong with some classical examples.

From this standpoint, we could say that reality is everything that is not anticipated when one tries to anticipate reality, as the financial crisis dramatically proved.22 However, an occasional disappointment is not enough to relinquish expectations.

Dramatically, this proves vivid, but it also leaves us with a sense of the characters he plays as purely reactive, puppets of expression.

It has nearly always proven dramatically overstated.

Toobin, who was at the hearings, offers an explanation: When Don Verrilli, the Solicitor General, got up to defend the law he was met by this absolute torrent of hostile questions from the conservatives on the Court, thereby shattering all my own expectations about how this case was going to go and clearly indicating, unless I'm proven dramatically wrong, the direction the court was going….

I will review the interface formation of OSCs with dielectric materials and with indium-tin-oxide (ITO), a material whose transparency and conductivity make it indispensable for a number of opto-electronic applications and whose electronic properties and energy level alignment with organics have proven dramatically altered by surface treatments.

For the next 13 months we will offer the struggling bottom 60percentt of American households most of the programs and help that have proven dramatically inadequate over the last 2 years.

In the debate between Hoffert et al. and Socolow/Pacala there is no doubt that unfolding experience has come down on the side of Hoffert et al. — far from being "affirmed" the wedges analysis has proven to dramatically underestimate the scale of the challenge.