Sentence examples for most dramatic when from inspiring English sources

They were at their most dramatic when a shapely hipline was created by tying on an apron with side pads.

However, the authors acknowledge that the differences are most dramatic when children are first at school, and lessen as they grow older and the relative age gap reduces.

The degree of structural alteration was most dramatic when π/2 phase shift from the correct CTF was imposed, causing local phase contrast reversal in the structure (2.23 and 2.51 μm under-focus in Figure 3).

Not surprisingly, these differences are most dramatic when the most competitive campuses, UC Berkeley and UCLA, are compared to the least, UC Riverside.

An HBO special that aired in November, and now one of the five Oscar nominees for best feature documentary, "Crack USA" is a straight-on piece of live TV journalism, at its most dramatic when its athletic camera is sweeping us along on drug busts, car chases and muggings.

These data indicate that DC can impact directly on naïve B2 cells to promote CD40-dependent IgA production and that this effect is most dramatic when DC are isolated from the PP.

She owned the debate's most dramatic moments, when she upbraided Bush for "patronizing" her and when she told a questioner that she did not have to have "fought in a war in order to love peace".

Most dramatic was when a performance of "Aleko" was going on at the Hollywood Bowl and dancer Alicia Markova suffered an internal injury.

Among the most dramatic came when a pensioner was released from his car in Northamptonshire after becoming trapped in floodwater under a railway bridge.

This was also true in the speech's most dramatic moment, when Trump addressed Carryn Owens, the widow of Senior Chief William Ryan Owensns, a Navy SEAL.

Certainly it was for Ms. Braiotta, whose brain was altered in the most dramatic way when she finally learned to read.