Sentence examples for dramatically serious from inspiring English sources

It's dramatically serious.

It's a dramatically serious problem that Americans don't know about".

By prominently featuring their songs on "Way Back to Paradise" and "How Glory Goes," she declared herself a staunch supporter of the promise of the New American Musical, dramatically serious and musically challenging.

A distinction was at one time drawn between the frivolous musical comedy and the "musical play," denoting a dramatically serious or even tragic narrative, but both are now equally defined as musicals.

The degradation of cement-based materials partially exposed to sulfate solution are dramatically serious than under ordinary full immersion.

During the first season of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Patrick Stewart – who played the show's dramatically serious, almost Shakespearean Captain Jean-Luc Picard – said something he has always regretted.

This implies that the mean mutational load in the endocellular bacteria will dramatically increase posing serious difficulties to find their orthologs in free-living bacteria.

Carney added that last week's in Damascus attack was "obviously significantly more serious, with dramatically more heinous results" than those which previously warranted assisting rebel fighters.

Strong direction from Michael Longhurst and ensemble playing from cast and musicians bring out Brace's strengths: dramatically interesting scenes communicate serious situations with a light hand through lively character interactions.

Second, when students were given the opportunity to work on a quiz in pairs (several times throughout both terms, on particularly challenging quizzes), the atmosphere in the classroom changed dramatically, from solemn and serious, to spirited and engaged.

It is also indicated that the use of substances have dramatically increased despite the serious concern about HIV infection.