Sentence examples for rather more dramatic from inspiring English sources

Rather more dramatic is "king of clouds" the Cumulonimbus.

(The exhibit makes it clear that much faster trips, say, at nearly the speed of light, produce rather more dramatic results).

But the young soprano BARBARA QUINTILIANI, who was to make her New York recital debut on Sunday evening at Alice Tully Hall, called it off for a rather more dramatic reason.

What was different for Petit was that, although he knew he would be breaking the law, the risk he was facing was not a lifetime in jail but the rather more dramatic one of sudden death.

The broadcaster expanded into television last year, with the launch of the Capital and Heart TV channels, but its switch on to the small screen might have been rather more dramatic after it mulled the purchase of Channel 5 before it was bought by Richard Desmond.

This is the same effect that makes a bicycle pump gets warm when you blow up a tyre, but it's rather more dramatic: our compressed air will get to over 150C.

Hornby's shrewd, melancholy book was "dad-lit" avant la lettre, and noticeably different from the rather more straightforwardly dramatic Man and Boy by Tony Parsons.

The 3D makes every scene darker rather than more dramatic or lifelike.

The current investigation, so far, reflects a change in emphasis and focus, rather than a more dramatic change in kind.

So, by definition, mobile (tablets and smartphones) is a merely an extension of reach, rather than a more dramatic pivot to where the bigger audience numbers are.

With earlier test runs, they made sure the lights weren't too bright or distracting for people living nearby, aiming for a "gentle, quiet effect" rather than something more dramatic.