Sentence examples for is too dramatic from inspiring English sources

I do not think that 'need' is too dramatic a word.

"The report is too dramatic and it reflects a criminal intent of HRW to continue to downgrade Cambodia," he said.

He says the explosion in reports of stress in students is too dramatic to be a purely medical phenomenon rather than a social construct.

HIROSHI SUGIMOTO Sugimoto's seascapes — nearly abstract black-and-white photographs of water and sky — are among his most famous and familiar works, but the setting he's devised for them here is too dramatic to miss.

"There is this commodified, ritualistic aspect to it which is going to be there until the next new fad comes along". He says the explosion in reports of stress in students is too dramatic to be a purely medical phenomenon rather than a social construct.

The new data on pregnancy-related deaths is too dramatic to be explained only by the budget cuts to women's health, the study notes.

Updated at 10.58am BST 10.55am BST Is the chancellor being too dramatic by declaring this morning that NO Help To Buy mortgages can be granted at more than 4.5 times the borrowers' income, asks a mischievous Robert Peston.

It was too dramatic or something.

Not that the changes are too dramatic.

"That was too dramatic," said Dr Wadhams yesterday.

"It was too dramatic for me," he said.