Sentence examples for is so dramatic from inspiring English sources
"His length is so dramatic," he said.
I would recommend this book because it is so dramatic.
"The quality and resolution of some of the old stuff is so dramatic, it's a treat".
"To have the side of the face nearest the camera in shadow is so dramatic," he said.
"The retreat is so dramatic," said Tom Adams, executive director of Energy Probe, a Toronto research and consulting firm.
"The financial situation of all newspapers is so dramatic that we clearly need to find a solution," said Ms. Boribon.
The gym is so dramatic that it was the talk of South Beach during Art Basel Miami Beach in December.
When, for whatever reason, a salmon decides to bite, the event is so dramatic it is referred to as a "strike".
"The difference inside the reserve versus outside the reserve is so dramatic," David Kushner, a biologist with the National Park Service, said.
When warfare is so dramatic, so pivotal in much of history, it seems less inconsistent that some might find it both irresistible and appalling.
Aside from that handicap, the choreographer also has a tough task because the text (here a colloquial English translation from the French by Michael Flanders and Kitty Black) is so dramatic as to make danced exposition seem vaguely superfluous.
