Sentence examples for more dramatic then from inspiring English sources

The American courtroom clash in the play is more dramatic then the shared custody system in France, but the directors and cast say that "Kramer" remains a universal tale of pain and humor that resonates in any culture.

For Boys' Ranch the change seems much more dramatic then in other titles.

A subject that is made more dramatic then it actually is because of a general lack of available information.

For affluent countries, the economic ramifications of "losing" the younger generation struck by avian influenza might be even more dramatic then a pandemic itself because affluent countries are dealing with an increasing older population and lower birth rates.

When Prokofiev's Fifth Symphony was premiered in 1944, it was preceded by ceremonial cannon fire – but it can hardly have sounded much more dramatic back then than it did here.

If they've done more dramatic roles then they're more likely to be take seriously".

But if you like a more dramatic look then go for a waterproof eyeliner.

As far as NYC having changed over the past 21 years well, the change certainly hasn't been as dramatic as since the 70s and 80s, and certainly not more dramatic than since before then.

If you want to create a more dramatic or bold look then choose a standard or wider frame.

The piece then goes into a more dramatic sounding part, starting in A minor, then transposes to B-flat major, then briefly in B major.

After the collapse of Europe's exchange-rate mechanism in the early 1990s and then, even more dramatic, the East Asian debacle of 1997-98, many economists concluded that exchange rates which were sort of fixed, but not quite, were a big mistake.