Sentence examples for not that dramatic from inspiring English sources

Now that flat-screen high-definition televisions have become commonplace, he said, "the technology shifts are not that dramatic".

The Laval ruling is really not that dramatic – unions' demands on foreign service providers have to be transparent and predictable.

It's not that dramatic, but lethal enough if your enemy has cannon rather than bows and war paint.

"But this is not going to be something that makes you go 'Whoa!' The step-up is not that dramatic".

The reality is that it's usually not that dramatic.

Interestingly, the influence of the native ligand conformation was not that dramatic for binding energy estimation.

"It wasn't that dramatic, it was just natural," he says of the push into mobile.

Noting that dramatic changes to Chinese society had led to a marked increase in social problems, Mr Wen said livelihood issues should be addressed.

Others aren't that dramatic, but they're thrown off course by their emotions.

Answer: Because the comparisons with high school graduates ain't that dramatic.

This particular tax break isn't all that dramatic: not permanent, just an extra two years.