Sentence examples for talk dramatically from inspiring English sources
And can professional development with instructors and manipulation of their Instructor Talk dramatically shift their success in implementing innovative teaching strategies?
From the roof of the building, Michael talks dramatically about the dangers of depression.
But, we kept on saying, we didn't have one single reference -- when we were writing or developing or talking dramatically about this film -- about space films.
The president has talked very dramatically about what he wants to do in education.
The screenplay, much of which sounds improvised on the spot, crackles with abrasively authentic dealmaking jargon hurled by fast-talking hustlers dramatically swathed in black.
But analysts say the UN's credibility as an honest broker in those talks was dramatically undermined when the Guardian revealed emails showing that while Léon was drafting the accord, he was also negotiating to become the £35,000-a-month director general of UAE's "Diplomatic Academy" – a potential conflict of interest.
The union would not consider that and at 18 00 the talks collapsed dramatically.
She was 2 hours late and talked for dramatically less than of that.
"If this research bears out in humans and we see even a fraction of this survival time, we are still talking about dramatically extending life for many years," Ferrari says.
The government's tone and talk have "changed dramatically," but the reform process will be "strewn with crises".
He could also talk about them, dramatically and at top speed, in lecture rooms and over rum-and-cokes in his apartment in Manila, until the eyes of friends began to close or his audience began to steal away.
