Sentence examples for if dramatically from inspiring English sources

David Daniels is a vocally stunning if dramatically peculiar Tamerlano.

We knew population was growing, but it was growing steadily, if dramatically.

Clement Crisp, Financial Times, 2007 "The dancers have an exceptional poise and clarity, if dramatically a little reticent".

It is with the vacuity of late-20th-century intellectual fashion that concerns "The Last Word...," Oren Safdie's sweetly amusing if dramatically limp new play at the Theater at St. Clement's.

Standing tall among mainstream movies, Steven Spielberg's Lincoln, written by Tony Kushner, offered an intelligent if dramatically bloodless account of the drama behind the difficult passage of the U.S. Constitution's Thirteenth Amendment (1865), outlawing slavery.

If dramatically improving acceptance rates sometimes seems like an insurmountable challenge, Mata takes solace in knowing that his prodding can nudge generational change.

If we dramatically reduce the planet's human population, we might have a future here.

But Gove rejected the "view that says it is only possible to rehabilitate if you dramatically reduce the prison population".

It might have been simpler, if less dramatically feasible, to chalk everyone's initials on their foreheads.

And it is not clear how European security would be enhanced if Europe dramatically increased its defence spending.

"There has been a steady trickle, and in the next year we could have a flood if we dramatically draw down in Iraq," he said.