Sentence examples for somewhat dramatic from inspiring English sources

"The last twenty-four haves have been somewhat dramatic for you," Purdy said.

A good effort and, on reflection, a somewhat dramatic (I'm calming down a bit) moment before the final whistle.

Mr Cooper told a federal judge that the source had told him "in somewhat dramatic fashion" that he could divulge his identity.

Anti-PC types, too, will likely be a bit peeved at one gallery speaker's somewhat dramatic mea culpa over the slave-trade money involved in setting the National Gallery up in the first place to a tour group of (mostly) black schoolkids.

In a somewhat dramatic twist, Armstrong reportedly fired an employee who took his photo (behavior he presumably didn't approve of), while on the call with 1,000 people listening in.

Cartier's somewhat dramatic fall has a lot to do with the fact that, while luxury handbags and shoes still seem to be selling, ultra-expensive investment items–such as $1 million, diamond-encrusted Cartier watches aren't faring so well.

The reality was somewhat less dramatic.

The case of Reed et al v Town of Gilbert, however, is somewhat less dramatic.

Vladimir Nemukhin's biography and work are somewhat less dramatic (and less depressing).

Similar, if somewhat less dramatic, fights have played out in statehouses in places like Ohio, Michigan, Iowa and Indiana, and more are expected.

Thematic issues of ethical ambiguity and personal integrity help to unify the work's somewhat disjointed dramatic structure.