Sentence examples for slightly dramatic from inspiring English sources

In many decades in politics, they have never previously done anything which might be described as slightly dramatic, never mind wild.

Harry Hollingworth of Columbia University in New York City did a series of slightly dramatic experiments in the 1930s, sponsored by the Beech-Nut Nutrition Corporation, makers of chewing gum.

"And when the press writes 'the Maria Callas of Cardiff,' I'm like, that's a slightly dramatic comparison, since she was a great opera singer and I'm this little girl from Wales.

OK, so I'm being slightly dramatic.

Maybe this is slightly dramatic, but with temperatures dropping quickly and the snow storms brewing, you need to find a way to keep your home warm — and fast.

In most places in the world, a cryptic, if not slightly dramatic post written by a teenage girl seeking "likes" from her friends would hardly be cause for reaction.

A few slightly more dramatic events have already taken place before the action starts.

Wind power is following a similar, if slightly less dramatic, decline in cost.

For some people, however, a break with the US has always been couched in slightly more dramatic terms.

Still another hypothesis would be that there was a slightly less dramatic but still-consequential spillover of vehicles from Jakarta's central business district to feeder streets.

This made the visual slightly less dramatic than my fish puzzle, but moving from 66 words to 70 made it way easier to come up with good fill.