Sentence examples for even more dramatic than from inspiring English sources

The results "were even more dramatic than I expected", he says.

The resulting economic transformation is even more dramatic than that in the Gilded Age.

But even more dramatic than this decline is the age of the average Roman Catholic sister — 74 years old.

And, the two dealers discovered, the story of Just and his collection was even more dramatic than Chatwin had imagined.

And, as with other regional theaters, the preparation can be even more dramatic than the production itself.

Upon entering Number 10, he wants fireworks with announcements even more dramatic than his first act as Chancellor, granting independence to the Bank of England.

The world is tilting on its axis in even more dramatic style than when Europe was on the rise.

But ultimately, the technology may have even more dramatic implications than just smaller music players or wristwatch TVs, said Mark Dean, vice president for systems at I.B.M. Research.

"Change may be coming faster and in an even more dramatic form than even we expected, indeed the evidence of today is that the temperature of this particular patient is rising, not falling.

According to a 2008 report funded by the department's National Bee Unit, the number of honey bee colonies fell by 25.9% in 2008, an even more dramatic loss than the 11.7% decline documented in 2007.

However there was still Faulkner, and he pummelled England's inexperienced attack to share 57 with last man Clint McKay - whose contribution was two from nine balls - in an even more dramatic resurgence than on the first day of the Ashes at the same ground, when Australia rallied from 132-6.