Sentence examples for more dramatic with from inspiring English sources
The effect is more dramatic with poorly lit phone photos.
In Texas, the situation is even more dramatic, with more than one in four Texans lacking health insurance.
The views became more dramatic with every step: the sea fizzing over the craggy coast and, further ahead, Positano's landslide of matchbox houses tumbling down the cliffs.
The hit TV show Scandal is about to get even more dramatic with the addition of a character inspired by Donald Trump.
During the next decade and a half, that style became more dramatic, with dominant reds and blacks, broader handling, and jostling forms like possibly living things astir in shadows.
Ken Russell's version of events is naturally far more dramatic, with Nureyev squaring up to a beefy hack played by Peter Vaughan and tackling a drinking contest as a sequel to the bout.
He depicts Alfred as a good-natured bumbler, when projecting a more reserved, critical attitude in the opening scene might generate more dramatic tension with Eva.
Axelrod said, "Larry did voice an argument that there might be a need for a more dramatic event with some of these banks, akin to the bank holiday".
Instead, Ryder-Jones has recruited the Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra to give life to his orchestral compositions, featuring tinkling pianos and occasionally more dramatic orchestrations with strings, brass and percussion.
Yet the wilder, stunning Atlantic coastline of Galicia, just north of Portugal, has far more dramatic praias – with far fewer people on them.
Erich von Stroheim's more dramatic encounters with producers such as Irving Thalberg further encouraged this businesslike attitude, which led to the practice of quickly typing directors as either workmanlike or difficult.
