Sentence examples for more dramatic when from inspiring English sources

The situation is even more dramatic when we fold in the running mates.

The yuan's rise is even more dramatic when compared with the countries it competes against in world markets.

The group's efforts became all the more dramatic when its nonviolent demonstrations were met by vicious responses from whites.

And confessions are obviously more dramatic when voiced in a witness box than in a private confessional.

The contrast between techno and eco seemed even more dramatic when I took a peek ahead in Italy for men's wear next fall.

The lighting effects were even more dramatic when vivid colors were projected on the façade at the opening celebrations last month.

Moreover, when a nuclear plant goes down, the consequences are more dramatic than when a wind turbine goes off-line; blackouts and power failures occur.

Perhaps no moment was more dramatic than when Mr. Obama referred to Sasha's health crisis as an infant in explaining his rationale for pushing health care reform.

A visit to the set by Drake did not go well, but events took an ever more dramatic turn when she boarded the Andrea Doria on her way back to the US.

Journey Latin America (020 8747 8315; journeylatinamerica.co.uk) reports bookings to the country more than doubling in the past 12 months, and predicts an even more dramatic increase when the new Bond film, Quantum of Solace, is released on 31 October.

The same point emerges in a more dramatic fashion when we turn to spatiotemporal relations or, to keep things simpler, just spatial relations.