Sentence examples for which were dramatically from inspiring English sources

Plush public and domestic interiors of the period were suggested by many of the rooms, which were dramatically staged by scenic designer Robert Carsten.

Leo introduced the spirit of reform as well as a broader conception of papal authority, both of which were dramatically displayed at the Synod of Reims in 1049.

Tom Banning, the chief executive of the Texas Academy of Family Physicians, said the state should focus on restoring financing for medical residencies, which were dramatically reduced last session.

In CM patients, levels of all metabolites that lie downstream of KYN were largely reduced, with the exception of ANA levels, which were dramatically increased, and XA levels, which were increased to a much lower extent.

But tensions are still raw on many fronts, some of which were dramatically illustrated by J. M. Coetzee, this year's winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, in his 1999 novel, Disgrace.

The anti-corporate and pro-reform sentiment of the Progressive Era was reflected in newspapers, which were dramatically increasing in circulation as the cost of paper decreased.

"The public sees the posted price, which is dramatically higher" at private schools, said Mr. Hartle of the American Council on Education.

A comparison was drawn with the Jessie James case where new evidence was announced to great excitement at the boy's inquest, which was dramatically adjourned.

In part this was down to the beauty of the mountains, which are dramatically steep and craggy – the Dolomites of Spain.

Purple and yellow wildflowers crowded the edges of the asphalt path where I was standing, which was dramatically lined with snow-white concrete.

Then there is a picture from 1945 of the sleepy corner of Main Street and Fithian Lane, which is dramatically changed today.