Sentence examples for remarkably dramatic from inspiring English sources

Everyone seemed to already be thinking about after, when my mission would be to negate every last trace of the transformation, every hint of the fact that I had changed and changed and continued to change through remarkably dramatic phases and impressively evolved stages that rearranged my organs and opened my ribs and poured new blood into my hardworking veins.

Unlike the Crabtree-positive yeasts, CR (by fourfold glucose limitation, 0.5% glucose) induces a remarkably dramatic reduction of CLS (up to threefold) and does not alter NADH cytochrome c reductase activity or respiration (Oliveira et al. 2008).

Remarkably, a dramatic change in the reaction rate of over two orders of magnitude was found by simply using different amines for the reduction.

Remarkably, a dramatic clinical improvement in all symptoms was observed, although not always accompanied by an improvement in the histological lesions, in almost all patients after 8 to 12 months on a sustained GFD.

But Jermaine Jenas scored in the 90 minute, before Aaron Lennon remarkably scored a dramatic equaliser deep into stoppage time to stun Arsenal.

Remarkably, without any dramatic structural rearrangement within each protomer or alterations of the protein-protein interface, a linear two-dimensional Snf7 filament can bend into a ~70 nm diameter three-dimensional superhelix with turn length of ~62 nm, reminiscent of the structure of the Snf7/Vps24/Vps2 co-assembly previously observed (Henne et al., 2012).

On the core issues, he seems remarkably consistent, despite the dramatic shifts that have shaped and reshaped his small country.

Ms. Lazin uses audio and video clips, interviews, still photographs and handwritten lyrics to give Shakur the chance to reflect on his short, dramatic and remarkably productive life.

"School systems experience what I call serial beginnings, because the new guy always wants to do something dramatic and remarkably different," she said in an interview.

Rather than investigate the circumstances leading up to Shakur's death -- as Nick Broomfield did last year in his probing, borderline-reckless documentary "Biggie and Tupac" -- Ms. Lazin uses video clips, interviews, still photographs and handwritten lyrics to give Shakur the chance to reflect on his short, dramatic and remarkably productive life.

Smith described New Morning for the World as "remarkably lyrical" and "quite dramatic"; he found Bazemore's sing-song narration to be "too affected" but found the conclusion "touching" and complimented the orchestra for its overall "sturdy, communicative" performance.