Sentence examples for somewhat dramatically from inspiring English sources

Cyrus, meanwhile, somewhat dramatically sobbed.

"He presented somewhat dramatically," the therapist observed.

Another user added somewhat dramatically: "Boycott the company for there cheap under hand tactics towards consumers we expect it from nestle on yorkie bars but now caburys?" (sic).

"We must clearly see that international hostile forces are intensifying the strategic plot of westernising and dividing China, and ideological and cultural fields are the focal areas of their long-term infiltration," he wrote, somewhat dramatically, adding "the international culture of the west is strong while we are weak".

This view resulting from this lack of recognition is often presented, perhaps somewhat dramatically, as coming down to a claim that technology is 'merely' applied science.

Winning Zins Zinfandel can range in price and style somewhat dramatically throughout California, but will, for the most part, exhibit a couple of trademark qualities: higher alcohol, concentration and jamminess.

It was not particularly searching, and somewhat reserved dramatically, a problem in a piece called the "Emperor" for good reason.

Somewhat less dramatically, John Tyndall, the Victorian scientist who first discovered the link between carbon dioxide and infrared radiation, drew such large crowds to his lectures at the Royal Institution in London that Albemarle Street had to be made a one-way thoroughfare — Britain's first — to accommodate the carriage traffic.

For one thing, every male in my immediate family is somewhat to dramatically apple-shaped, with funny torsos perched on skinny legs.

However and somewhat surprisingly, dramatically reduced levels of AtHscB also results in relatively specific phenotypic consequences.

Russell expressed this view somewhat over-dramatically by calling a definition an expression of the author's will.