Sentence examples for dramatically rewrite from inspiring English sources

A shopkeeper running a small souvenir business in Nazareth has made a sensational discovery that could dramatically rewrite the history of Christianity.

But if they result in the kind of historic deficit-reduction deal that both leaders have said they want, it could dramatically rewrite the poltical calculus in Congress, on the Republican primary trail and for the 2012 general election next year.

This was after Betsy DeVos tried to dramatically rewrite history, claiming that the creation of HCBUs was all about "school choice" (one of her pet projects), and not about racism and being denied entry into any other colleges or universities, mind you.

The Guardian reported last month that plans had been dramatically rewritten to allow more world history, although Winston Churchill has since been restored.

If she lives on, she starts a pacifist movement that would delay the United States' entrance into World War II long enough that Nazi Germany wins, dramatically rewriting history so that the Federation never exists.

The justice's failure to recuse may yet be challenged before the U.S. Supreme Court, which in 2009 held that a West Virginia Supreme Court Justice should have recused under similar circumstances, but by then Nichol and his colleagues will be off the board and Wisconsin campaign finance laws will have been dramatically rewritten.

Specifically, in response to my comment #5, the author has dramatically truncated and rewritten the section "Perspectives from a historical background".

And if it's impossible to compete with them, as it is, in many cases, how do we partner with them, join them rather than beat them?" Scofield is acutely aware that the context has changed dramatically since Finca helped to rewrite the rules of the financial sector in the early 80s.

The government's rewritten and thinned-down constitution dramatically reduces the powers of the president, and makes the prime minister commander-in-chief of the armed forces.

Watchman, written before 1957, was an early draft of Mockingbird and the story changed dramatically when Lee's publisher requested that she rewrite it to focus on Scout's Depression-era childhood.

The rewritten letter increased the number of people paying the tax; the rewrite with the photo changed behavior even more dramatically.