Sentence examples for somehow dramatically from inspiring English sources

"We have got to, somehow, dramatically change our relationship with Europe.

In these cases, readers may assume that these individual authors somehow found dramatically different results.

Focussing on one dancer — Harakas as she inched into a wide, straight-legged fourth position; Hassabi reaching awkwardly behind her on the floor, contorting her body — made everyone else onstage disappear, and when you looked back at the others they'd somehow changed positions dramatically; their shifts had been imperceptible in one's peripheral vision.

Somehow, we need to dramatically shorten the window of time from when this activity starts to when the intervention (either by parents, school, law enforcement or all of the above) happens".

Mr. Aswad even warns, dramatically, that refugees could somehow take over the country: "Goodbye, Lebanon!" But Abu Haidar, a Syrian Sunni who worked in Jezzine before the uprising, said employers helped him bring his family.

Somehow, it must have slowed its rotation dramatically, but no consensus has yet been reached on how it actually managed to do so.

The "native is best" hypothesis rests on three basic premises: first, that British wildlife is somehow a clear-cut group that is dramatically different from wildlife abroad.

It unfolds in the same way and the words are the same, but somehow the relationship between the women has shifted dramatically.

Somehow, the paths of Tommy and Tina intersect, though not dramatically, in "Rice Boy," a very long night's journey at Yale Repertory Theater in New Haven.

But despite these evident failures, despite the fact that the claims of market fundamentalism have been disproven as dramatically as those of state communism, somehow this zombie ideology staggers on.

Somehow I never considered his "style" excessive; rather, it was dramatically generous.