Sentence examples for split dramatically from inspiring English sources

His own movement, Unita, was conceived in 1964 with Antonio da Costa Fernandes, who would be his closest colleague until they split dramatically in 1992.

And what should be a joint defense seemed to split dramatically on Thursday when Michael A. Hardy, a lawyer representing Mrs. Kimes, said that a series of questions asked by Mel A. Sachs, a lawyer representing her son, was so potentially damaging to his client that separate trials should be ordered.

In 1903 the women's suffrage movement split dramatically over the issue of the parliamentary vote, some pursuing the vote as merely one item on a long list of political and extra-political reforms and others concentrating on the single aim of obtaining the vote.

But after four weeks we split up dramatically.

The operational head, the density differential and the medium split increase dramatically as the inlet size decreases.

Mr. Noriega shared the themes with Mr. Speed, and then their styles split apart dramatically: Mr. Noriega toward short and errant bursts of notes that seemed to mirror Mr. Weiss's drum breaks, Mr. Speed toward cool, evenhanded, melodic improvising with split-tones and rasps carefully applied.

The modal split changed dramatically to the road transport in the case of the freight traffic, but also public transport lost ground, although not as much as rail freight (Fig. 1).

This personality splitting is dramatically fussy.

While the flavour is less well-rounded than in a genuine IPA – it splits too dramatically between gently tarry, smoky flavours and bracing citrus pith/grapefruit bitterness – it is still a fantastic achievement.

The Republican vote also split, though less dramatically.

In a split second, Robbie Keane dramatically revived Ireland's World Cup hopes by hammering an injury-time equaliser against Germany in Ibaraki.