Sentence examples for more dramatic as from inspiring English sources

More dramatic, as both Beaty and Hajdu point out, was the spread of television.

Mr. Swann emphasized that development in his playing, which grew more dramatic as he made his way through the sequence.

The inversion of the power relationship between American officials and Iraqi employees became more dramatic as the dangers increased and American civilians lost almost all mobility around Baghdad.

The events yet to come may be even more dramatic, as pointed out by Frank Rich ("One Step Closer to the Big Enchilada," column, Oct. 30).

The game grew feistier, if not more dramatic, as it went on and in the second half there were a few tackles that might be generously described as overenthusiastic.

The hunt for more dramatic — as they're often described — images drives the photographic enterprise, and is part of the normality of a culture in which shock has become a leading stimulus of consumption and source of value.

While Act II offers more dramatic action, as well as Ms. Pitre's powerful solo turn, it's punctuated with reprises and ends exactly the way Act I does.

fought a lonely battle last spring to stave off the loosening of the accounting rules and opposes this more dramatic shift, as well.

They will consider whether to make cars faster and more dramatic-looking as well as make tyres grippier and wider at the rear.

The presenting symptom can also be more dramatic, such as airway compromise, as seen in this case.

It's exciting to think of dictionaries in more dramatic terms: as battlegrounds where the fate of the language is decided, or as shadowy enterprises with secret, back-room meetings over what does and does not count as a word.