Sentence examples for he is dramatically from inspiring English sources

He is dramatically shown on a hill against a starry sky, holding a pencil and notepad, the pages of which are floating away across the rooftops.

He's changed, and now he's become a hawk, and he is dramatically different from what he was.' " He recited this narrative as if repeating the nonsensical words of dullards.

Intent on gaining his own freedom as much as that of the colonies, he endures -- with the help of poor white friends, in the face of evil slave-holding gentry and despite the petulance of Isabel, his romantic interest, with whom he is dramatically reunited when both are re-enslaved.

McGregor is arguably yet another example of the white partner that Hollywood requires of its African-American stars, but his character is a legitimate incarnation of white hangers-on; he is dramatically subservient in the right way and also an excellent comic foil.

"He actually knows what PlayStation is", may not be quite the badge of pride for all millennials, but for the 30-year-old deputy crown prince of Saudi Arabia the comment from one of his supporters should serve as a reminder that he is dramatically more in tune with the general population than the head of his family: 80-year-old King Salman bin Abdulaziz.

"I consign this flag to the waste bin of history!" Stilp says as he is dramatically enveloped in white smoke.

He was dramatically assassinated almost a year later, in 1978.

"He's dramatically debilitated and incapacitated," Mr. Warner said.

He was dramatically freed last week, a release he attributed to Amnesty.

In short, he's dramatically realized, and a human, and is therefore everything you are not.

For a while, Sean Connery was James Bond, but then showed he was dramatically licensed to do something other than kill, flirt, seduce and handle gadgets.