Sentence examples for dramatically true from inspiring English sources

This is a silly thing, but dramatically true.

These sly put-downs may not be historically accurate, but they ring dramatically true; they tune in to the postwar propriety, at once skeptical and stoical, in which Lennon was raised, and which he never wholly shook off.

Some also say that the Amazon's deforestation rate has slowed dramatically (true, if you've got a short attention span).

Relative to the use of a single HMM for the family as a whole, subfamily HMMs have improved sensitivity at the same false positive rate: they identify dramatically more true positives under high significance cutoffs and provide greater separation between true and false positives.

For VAS>91, each additional point on the score signifies relatively dramatically higher true HRQL.

Technology has dramatically cut the true cost of long-distance telephone calls.

International aid organisations and charities suspect this figure may dramatically underrepresent the true cost as many so-called "honour killings" are never reported.

"This dramatically lowers the true cost of ownership to the point where almost anyone could own a Tesla.

This suggests that the sequencing of this strain has dramatically underestimated the true SNP frequency in An. gambiae.

And even though the city has changed dramatically, that still holds true for many blacks.

It was a little like one of those old movies in which the detective explains why each person in the room might be the guilty party before dramatically pointing to the true culprit.