Sentence examples for most dramatically was from inspiring English sources

In recent times, and perhaps most dramatically, was that of the poets Sylvia Path and Ted Hughes.

What watching 10 works showed most dramatically was her extraordinary ability to extract an essential movement quality from each performer and to create dances of great intricacy, subtlety and gestural power — sometimes delicate, sometimes brutally forceful, always looking in some way essential, as if we too could move like that if we were alone, hearing that music.

The three par-4 holes that seemed to change most dramatically were No. 1, No. 9 and No. 18.

In our society, the states and families that have prospered most dramatically are those rejecting the Beckerian model and investing in women's education and independence.

In block 2, both groups exhibited significant reductions in SWS and REMS with significantly greater reductions being expressed in the prenatally malnourished group (most dramatically, REMS was completely eliminated).

Because while the Trump presidency is creating consequences for the nation and the world that could take years to undo, the one institution that will be the most dramatically altered is the 165-year-old political party that put him into the White House.

We were within a hair's breadth of letting it happen (If one man stopped it most dramatically, it was Vasili Arkhipov, the Soviet submarine officer who persuaded his sub's captain not to fire a nuclear torpedo that would have set off a nuclear exchange around Cuba).

Most dramatically, there was the game-winning shot he made with just a single second left on the clock.

Most dramatically, it was Mr. Fu, during a Congressional hearing convened by Representative Christopher H. Smith, Republican of New Jersey, who held aloft the cellphone that allowed Mr. Chen to plead for refuge in the United States as he recovered in a Beijing hospital from the injuries sustained during his escape.

Most dramatically, it was also an area of research where the use of laboratory-generated standard models produced deeply misleading conclusions about the embodied human experience of the natural world.

And, most dramatically, "Hesperus is Hesperus" seems trivial, while "Hesperus is Phosphorus" or "Phosphorus is Venus" seem to convey valuable information.