Sentence examples for little dramatically from inspiring English sources

"Undisguised blackmail" is how the Russian Foreign Ministry described the law, a little dramatically.

Quiet, mostly well observed, a bit quirky, regionally distinct (it takes place in Texas) and aware of human complexity, it's also a little pat and a little dramatically underpowered.

"We locked eyes for about five seconds," she explains, a little dramatically, "which, as you know, with a stranger, sitting on the Montparnasse in Paris, is an extraordinarily long time to lock eyes".

Abramson, who describes the departures (perhaps a little dramatically) as "mutiny," notes that this may not be good news for Tony Bates, the head of Skype who has been working closely with Redmond since the $8.5 billion acquisition.

The two-hour film condenses about four hours of what already was hasty television, and it all winds up a little dramatically static".

Continue acting a little dramatically so your audience doesn't think that you are finished yet as you unfold the edge of the paper and keep the dollar and the paper strip together.

The Care Quality Commission, the NHS watchdog, only a little less dramatically says that in many parts of England emergency care is now "out of control".

Little happens dramatically in real time in this novel; rather, the graphic deaths and accidents chronicled in its pages are almost always part of its characters' back stories.

Starting with Walt Spangler's frozen blue wave of a set, the production is filled with visual metaphors that may be apt poetically but make little sense dramatically.

The film's a little flat dramatically but the young non-professional cast are electric: keep an eye on its charismatic lead, Karidja Touré.

Christine Loh of Civic Exchange, a Hong Kong think-tank, argues that large amounts of energy can be saved with little effort, dramatically improving efficiency.