Sentence examples for dramatically though from inspiring English sources

Dramatically, though, it works very well – thanks to increasingly sharp scripting as the pace picks up, and a flat-out fantastic performance by Mbatha-Raw.

The animals' symptoms improved dramatically, though didn't disappear.

The exit of the Spaniard, who has won the Tour twice, changes the race dramatically though, because he would have ridden aggressively to try to make up the more than two minutes' time deficit he had on Nibali.

The capacious mouth forms a very long, wide arch; the slender jaws can be distended dramatically, though are not particularly protrusible.

The mood shifted dramatically, though, after officers moved in, dogs barking and horses charging.

Sales volumes are also thought to have risen dramatically, though no reliable numbers exist.

The political landscape had become dramatically harsher, though, after Afrikaner nationalists, propounding a fiercely racist program that they called apartheid, won a whites-only national election in 1948.

Times have changed dramatically since, though Wolfsburg have somewhat reverted to those days in 2009.

I made as if to take off one of Kubrick's knights, and Kubrick clutched his brow dramatically, as though in sharp pain.

In theory, this would not matter too much if greenhouse gases were cut more dramatically later (though costs would be higher).

Thanks to the site, the curls are then dramatically regained — though "managed," it must be said, with a mix of glazes and chemical relaxers and Brazilian blowouts.