Sentence examples for sufficiently dramatic from inspiring English sources

"Our true stories, we felt, were sufficiently dramatic.

Like Stephen Sondheim (another major influence), Mr. Gordon has been criticized for writing lovely songs that are not sufficiently dramatic.

Still, even the official data are troubling — and recent news is sufficiently dramatic to ring alarm bells.

"They wanted us to understand that the reforms would be sufficiently dramatic to confront the issues we uncovered," Mr. Spitzer said.

But the slowdown in productivity growth has been sufficiently dramatic, and it's lasted long enough, to raise two important questions: Where did the technology optimists get it wrong?

Because it is a public statement requiring consensus by 28 member states, its language is unlikely to be sufficiently dramatic to generate greater public appreciation for NATO.

Puzzling aspects of one romance are deliberately veiled for some time by the playwright, who does not sufficiently exploit its dramatic potential.

(In Europe, by contrast, its dramatic pedigree is sufficiently established that Sophocles' heroine led Jean Anouilh and Bertolt Brecht -- in plays also called "Antigone" -- to adapt the story for their own purposes in response to World War II).

With Windows 7 battened down and Azure on track for rollout this year, Ozzie seems confident he's weathered the storms of internal politics sufficiently to slough off a dramatic challenge at the center of the desktop from Wave and its HTML 5 stalking horse as worthy competition that he and Microsoft can learn a lot from.

Ms. Grant fails to sufficiently develop some of her promising dramatic elements, choosing instead to concentrate mostly upon the sisters' conflicts, which seem more soapy than revelatory.

Sufficiently weighting this term leads to a dramatic improvement in the results over a range of test problems.