Sentence examples for even more dramatic and from inspiring English sources

In nearby Olvera, the castle is even more dramatic and in a better state of preservation.

While the orchestral textures add lushness to Grant's earlier, piano-based tracks, the dark electronica of his second album takes on an even more dramatic and sinister hue.

By the time Reagan reached the White House, Mrs. Thatcher — as Miss Roberts had been since her marriage to an affluent and genial businessman — had achieved an even more dramatic and unlikely triumph.

Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign has made clear that many Democrats are inclined to vote for a candidate who proclaims himself a democratic socialist, but even more dramatic and consequential are the many Democrats who say they're socialists themselves.

For how do you recover quickly from a Ryder Cup introduction that was even more dramatic and memorable than that of Jose Maria Olazabal in 1987, when he teamed up with Severiano Ballesteros for the first time?

If the relative absence of the US is one striking feature of football, there is another, even more dramatic and important divergence from the traditional global economic pecking order.

Australia's post-tea collapse was even more dramatic, sudden and unexpected.

Today, many observers believe that the coming changes from automation will have even more dramatic effects and could be different from previous technological revolutions in several ways.

"Ten years from now, I think you'll see an even more dramatic expansion and rebirth of East New York, based on the seeds that have been planted".

Accordingly, adding SSA to the culture medium could artificially increase the content of SSA in mutant plants that are already unable to catabolize this toxic metabolite, resulting in even more dramatic effects and increased oxidative stress.

At sea changes were even more dramatic: steam replaced sail, and iron and steel replaced wood and canvas.