Sentence examples for truly dramatic from inspiring English sources

His results are truly dramatic.

But the truly dramatic change is happening elsewhere.

Moments like this make the opera truly dramatic.

They have seen truly dramatic improvements in living standards in the past decade.

When is change truly dramatic, and when is it disruptive, histrionic?

This is just one example of a wider trend: the scale of transformation is truly dramatic.

This scene is dramatically clunky, features some truly strange dramatic choices (did Mr. Reynolds really need the nudity?) and an off-key performance by Marshall York as Amanda's husband.

But, he's also done some truly riveting dramatic work on shows like Law & Order.

"That is truly a dramatic turnaround and will make a huge difference in onshore air quality," said Jim Ryerson, director of the Barbara Air Pollution Control District.

In one of the only truly complex dramatic moments of the movie the ridicule of some members of her audience turns into a compassion mixed with grudging admiration for her feat: which is to persevere in spite of everything (something that must have appealed to to the wartime audience for which she performed).

The census, which is mandated by the Constitution, may be necessary to a well-functioning democracy, but can this last-minute addition to the survey truly have such dramatic costs?