Sentence examples for make them dramatically from inspiring English sources

She has created a number of interesting characters, but she doesn't manage to make them dramatically revealing.

The simple fact that both are happening at the same time doesn't make them dramatically engaging.

This makes them dramatically more expensive than regulations passed by safety agencies.

These systems have enhanced surface and quantum confinement effects caused by the large surface-to-volume ratio and small size, making them dramatically different from their bulk counterparts.

"In addition, the performance, feature-set and affordability of notebooks have increased dramatically to make them an even more appealing option to customers who want an all-purpose PC – and that's incredibly evident here in the entire Gateway NV Series and with the new Gateway NV59C66u with integrated WiMAX".

By arranging industrial products and materials just so and lighting them dramatically she made them dance and sing.

Nevertheless, the vigour and centrality that these ideas received in Luther's thought made them in important respects dramatically new.

At the same time, smartphones' screens have improved and grown dramatically, making them much more browser-friendly.

Altered sphingolipid/cholesterol homeostasis would dramatically disrupt DRM architecture making them less ordered and more fluid.

What motivates the critic "is no more and no less than the simple desire to function freely and beautifully, to give outward and objective form to ideas that bubble inwardly and have a fascinating lure in them, to get rid of them dramatically and make an articulate noise in the world".

Self-driving cars fall into this category, and the software behind them makes it dramatically easier for everyone from common criminals to terrorists to infiltrate and take control of a vehicle.