Sentence examples for for so dramatic from inspiring English sources

Still, a penchant for civic ceremony doesn't entirely account for so dramatic a showing, on either side of the bandstand.

One defense lawyer, Fadi Kanaan, asked for mercy and a general amnesty for all the defendants, saying: "It was so dramatic for the inhabitants of the south to live under occupation, isolated from their country and government.

I find Davis's music an effective vehicle for drama, but not so dramatic in itself.

Significantly enough, the drop in value was not so dramatic for a pair of George II Irish mahogany armchairs made in the late 1740s that were helped by their documented historical past.

To put it in a nutshell, both events will lead to an underestimation of the signal-to-noise ratio, which is not so dramatic for the vertical handover process.

Protecting Pols The magnitude of incumbency's triumph in last [month's] elections for the House of Representatives was so dramatic that the term "election"–with its implications of voter choice and real competition–seems almost too generous to describe what happened.

"The events of this week were so dramatic for FIFA, but I cannot see FIFA reforming itself under Blatter.

I just think it's a huge mistake for Democrats to allow something so dramatic and potentially so disastrous for generations into the future to be pushed through in a week in a rush.

For other children, the news was so dramatic that it took time for them to believe what they were told: "I was in a state of denial".

THE 1970s are remembered in Turkey for an eruption of violence so dramatic that only a military takeover could halt it.

"The demand for this corn grain could be so dramatic," he said, "that it would change farming practices".