Sentence examples for put it dramatically from inspiring English sources

Umberto Eco put it dramatically: "The list is the origin of culture.

As the entrepreneur put it dramatically, "You're dying gradually sitting in this traffic, and we want to increase Nigeria's life expectancy".

As Bell's mother Elaine put it dramatically to the Daily Mail: "The house has been raped.

They actually surprise the British garrison and they won control of the fort, declaring their victory, as Ethan Allen put it very dramatically: "In the name of the great Jehovah and the Continental Congress I take Fort Ticonderoga". These guys know drama.

To put it rather dramatically, what the cabby really wanted to know was the answer to what Albert Camus claimed was the only serious philosophical problem: why shouldn't we kill ourselves?

To put it more dramatically, both Facebook and Snapchat now see more than 4 billion video views per day.

It does this through a neat web-based interface, and because docTrackr handles the 'keys', access to documents can also be revoked or to put it more dramatically, files can be destroyed remotely.

Now the traditional OS is bloated and stagnant — Google has no need to dramatically put it out of its misery.

His biography was 1980s pop-culture lore: A shining star at GM who developed the Pontiac GTO, DeLorean had a flamboyant lifestyle (chest-hair-displaying V-necks, gold chains, a preference for, as he put it, "women who are dramatically less educated than I") that clashed with Detroit's conservative culture.

But putting it online dramatically broadens the potential audience, making it possible for hidden gem artists who aren't necessarily the best at self-promotion to increase their reach.

But those who put it off need to save dramatically more to catch up.