The peculiar and insular world they inhabit, so rich in frustrations and pot-of-gold dreams, tends to turn out personal stories that are, well, dramatic -- or at least self-dramatizing.
"The number of units in the pipeline in the state is, well, dramatic," said Mr. Otteau, adding that, in fact, it was already time to start thinking about the issue of overbuilding.
This lung optimization procedure was well tolerated and resulted in a dramatic improvement of oxygenation.
While applauding the return of drama to the West End, several critics complained that the play just wasn't, well, dramatic enough.
Qazwini's account of all these worlds is well drawn and dramatic.
Timbers, a Yale graduate, is deeply steeped in history and politics—he prefers nonfiction for his leisure reading and he is well versed in dramatic theory.
Sweetman's discoveries have not yet changed our understanding of the Early Cretaceous period, which is well before the dramatic mass extinction of the dinosaurs about 65m years ago.
It is well known that dramatic interindividual differences exist in the expression of hepatic CYP2B6, the prototypical target gene of hCAR (Wang and Tompkins, 2008).
In the N.F.L., players are sizing up the new players' association leader, DeMaurice Smith, Cleveland's Donte Stallworth is facing possible charges after allegedly hitting a pedestrian with his car and the latest episode of the Jay Cutler-Broncos drama is a, well, dramatic one.
Ensuring that young children are well nourished has a dramatic impact on their whole lives -- most immediately, on their survival to celebrate a fifth birthday.
