Sentence examples for exceedingly dramatic from inspiring English sources
The music of "Faust," though frequently wild and fantastic in the extreme, is, on the whole, exceedingly dramatic.
And for a short play, "Caller" is exceedingly packed with incident and dramatic reversals (a flaw not unknown in Foote's work).
Dramatic glacier collapses like this are exceedingly rare – the only known ice avalanche of comparable size was the 2002 Kolka glacier event in the Caucasus mountains – and yet, just two months later on 21 September, a neighbouring Tibetan glacier also imploded, generating a similarly large avalanche deposit, but thankfully no casualties this time.
Painful progressive degeneration of IVD, referred to as degenerative disc disorders, has a dramatic influence on the quality of life and causes exceedingly high health care and other socioeconomic expenses [ 1– 4].
No one in the know will say just where the cuts are going to fall, but the most likely target could be "old Europe," and the worldwide result is likely to be a dramatic drop from 8,000 to fewer than 6,000 in the number of applicants who receive the already exceedingly modest grants.
"Atlas Shrugged" conjured up a world in which all creative businessmen had gone on strike, retreating to Galt's Gulch in Colorado, and culminated in a dramatic court scene in which Galt detailed the evils of collectivism.The woman behind these right-wing myths was exceedingly odd.
Also, it applies across any magnitude of bias, e.g., the dramatic reversals that we imagined previously are merely kinetically disfavored pathways, by virtue of relying on mutations with exceedingly low rates.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
Dress was exceedingly casual.
Expulsion is exceedingly rare.
