Sentence examples for pronounced and dramatic from inspiring English sources
Opposition proved particularly pronounced and dramatic in rural areas, especially in Lithuania, then still an overwhelmingly agrarian society.
The realignment was pronounced and profound.
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After the Senate passed the stimulus, which Sean Hannity, on Fox News, denounced as "the European Socialist Act of 2009," Mitch McConnell, the Senate Republican leader, pronounced it "a dramatic move in the direction of indeed turning America into Western Europe".
This is more pronounced as a dramatic increase in the parameters that quantify the extent of the low stress contributions.
The NCLs display a relatively uniform phenotype in the central nervous system that is characterized by a dramatic loss of cortical neurons, pronounced gliosis, and accumulation of lysosomal autofluorescent lipopigments [ 14].
New images from the Hubble Space Telescope reveal pronounced warps in a dramatic disk of dust circling Beta Pictoris, a young star 63 light-years away.
4. Aggressive and dramatic.
"Antarctica is severe and dramatic.
