The phrase “feel dramatic” is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe a situation in which someone is exhibiting exaggerated behavior or is overly dramatic. For example: “My friend was so upset about the missing key that she started to feel dramatic.”.
Athletes say they feel dramatic effects after six doses, or six vials, said Dr. Michael Ashenden, director of the Science and Industry Against Blood doping research organization.
I like the dramatic sound of it, because, having had one menopause already, I know that it can feel dramatic: tragic and comic all at once.
According to Regan, soaps and dramas are constantly searching for plots that feel "dramatic without the stigmatising knock-on effect".
The letting go process can feel heavy and as much as you may not want it to, feel dramatic.
The actors were essentially reading letters to the audience, but that literary conceit still felt dramatic.
I didn't want to get trapped in a story that felt dramatic – ie plot, or manufactured.
Nearly a decade ago, Walsh's return felt dramatic, and as genuinely surprising as the return, several years later, of his own hairline.
The violent variety he finds in Chopin's Scherzo in B Flat Minor, or his visceral, thundering flight through Prokofiev's Dance of the Knights, simply sacrifice formality for deeply felt, dramatic expression.
In Washington's establishment, meanwhile, venerable figures like Madeleine Albright (who as secretary of state gave military help to the Balkan Muslims) are rehearsing reasons why America and Islam can be friends.For groups committed to that principle, the change in climate feels dramatic.
If the 2006 proxy season felt dramatic, just wait until spring.
Schools like Asbury College in Kentucky felt dramatic moments of revival.
