Sentence examples for the most dramatically from inspiring English sources

Ms. Swenson may not be the most dramatically intense singer.

The most dramatically audacious thing about Transparent is that the Pfeffermans are really not very likable.

The Tempest is the most dramatically overrated of all Shakespeare's plays.

Mr. Levine seems to elicit the most dramatically involved work from this sometimes stolid singer.

Though not the most dramatically intense Violetta, she sang with rich floating tone, impressive agility and supple phasing.

To the average Chinese, the September 11th attacks were only the most dramatically violent American movie to date.

The lovely Romanian mezzo-soprano Ruxandra Donose sings Veronica, the most dramatically pivotal role, with vulnerability, quiet intensity and lush colorings.

Act III, with its pretty, snowy set, was the most dramatically and vocally successful, and the chemistry between Mimì and Rodolfo warmed up considerably.

"Sag Harbor has been the most dramatically changed of all the East End communities in the last 25 years, generally for the better.

For working Americans living in the most dramatically divided economy in a century, every one of those avenues is under attack.

The most dramatically screwed-up presidential elections in early American history -- those of 1800, 1824 and 1876 -- were complicated affairs in which the popular vote was unknowable, either because state legislatures picked many presidential electors or because of rampant fraud.