Sentence examples for were too dramatic from inspiring English sources

"If the government cuts money this financial year or next financial year we would have to cut some commissioning of some of our television services [and] radio, and if the cuts were too dramatic we'd have to look at how many channels we're offering," he said.

It was too dramatic or something.

Not that the changes are too dramatic.

"That was too dramatic," said Dr Wadhams yesterday.

"It was too dramatic for me," he said.

"It actually felt a bit like that, without being too dramatic", she replies.

I don't want to be too dramatic about the thing, but Boris got it right.

I do not think that 'need' is too dramatic a word.

I don't want to be too dramatic, but I do think: why?

"Not to be too dramatic," Lehmann said, "but it's friggin' dangerous to land in some of these godforsaken places".

Most are too dramatic and too trendy for anyone to want to wear more than a few times.