Sentence examples for exactly dramatic from inspiring English sources

Those who did leave early missed a hard-fought if not exactly dramatic comeback.

Seat changes if 30% of Green voters switched: Gower (CON -> LAB) Derby North (CON -> LAB) Bury North (CON -> LAB) Brighton Kemptown (CON -> LAB) Brighton Pavillion (GREEN -> LAB) Plymouth Sutton & Devonport (CON -> LAB) Croydon Central (CON -> LAB) The results are not exactly dramatic.

Not funny, just dramatic.

The atmosphere of St Custard's, Molesworth's prep school, comes from these: there isn't exactly a dramatic arc.

The sharp increase in the bill for agency staff mirrors almost exactly the dramatic decline in the health service's finances.

Obama's complimentary remarks about Medicare for all, while not exactly a dramatic departure from his previous comments, represent the most significant establishment imprimatur for a policy that most mainstream elected Democrats viewed as fringe as recently as three years ago.

While not exactly a dramatic leap into activism, being a board member of a small LGBT film festival was definitely a return to a world I'd ceased to be so publicly a part of.

IT IS not exactly a sudden, dramatic change.

Enemies of the Amazon rainforest RANCHING The explosion of cattle ranching exactly mirrors the dramatic increase in deforestation.

Isn't this kind of thinking — worldly and personal, abstract and concrete, essayistic and dramatic — exactly what the novel is for?

In a season not exactly lacking in dramatic narratives, Lamar Odom's fall from championship complement to tabloid punch line provided perhaps the best combination of strangeness and sadness.