Sentence examples for nothing dramatically from inspiring English sources

Still some colleges insist that there is nothing dramatically different this year.

NBC Sports promised nothing dramatically new or different about its first-time coverage of the Kentucky Derby on Saturday.

But the most intriguing episodes of Beethoven's life have already been extensively researched, and nothing dramatically new is likely to emerge.

The plot takes well trodden paths – there's nothing dramatically surprising in the first episode – but the music sounds credible, with strong cover versions of hits and catchy new tracks.

That's also a heady bet when there's nothing dramatically different about the way you're consuming the content itself.

Nothing dramatically new all good common sense, really but the ideas are important and too often overlooked.

"Nothing much dramatically has changed between training this year and last year," he said.

Nothing more dramatically demonstrates the differences distinguishing this from the capitalist alternative organization of enterprises.

There is nothing as dramatically widescreen as the pumpkin photograph in First Pictures, but you can see ample evidence of the talent that won him two Guggenheim awards in 1978 and 1982.

But the national coach should not be the person to talk his own team's potential down – and surely the history of tournament football illustrates nothing more dramatically than the ability of teams of modest individual talent to achieve wondrous things together.

The news started to look more and more like a Hollywood film, with nothing but dramatically altered information in lieu of actually news, just to gain more views.