Sentence examples for unusually dramatic from inspiring English sources

Beckmann had led an unusually dramatic life.

He has made unusually dramatic changes, always moving more to the party's conservative base.

It's true that Fascism practiced an unusually dramatic version of politics.

The program closed with a sharply accented and unusually dramatic account of the motet "Komm, Jesu, komm".

G.O.P. leaders, too, feeling that Obama has overstepped his bounds and hoping to reel him in, have described the executive actions as unusually dramatic.

That's a lot of drama to attribute to poultry, but the poultry in this case is being put through unusually dramatic paces by an exceptionally talented chef.

Still, it is hard to resist the sheer, misty allure of Ms. Saariaho's thick-textured, rhapsodic music and the unusually inventive dramatic structure of this work, especially as presented here.

"One Hour Photo," which stars Robin Williams in an unusually understated dramatic role, tells the story of Sy Parrish, a solitary clerk at a photo lab, who becomes obsessed by a suburban family after years of processing its film.

The mountain is so unusually steep and dramatic for this part of the country that its summit serves as a terminus of of the Appalachian Trail.

The resulting images are striking to be sure, marked by unusually serious expressions and overly dramatic poses.

Yet there is no escaping the fact that garments, embellished and dramatic, succeed as unusually beautiful objects.