Sentence examples for yet dramatically from inspiring English sources

There is surely no modern biography that is more improbable yet dramatically coherent.

Hasmik Papian is a vocally uneven yet dramatically volatile Lady Macbeth.

The painting achieves this status by being both correct and not: that is, palpably naturalistic yet dramatically decorative and artificial.

Yet, dramatically, flamenco was not quite enough: the story was also enriched and propelled forward with the aid of modern-dance steps and a spoken text by the poet Samuel Hazo.

Spoiler alert: there's nothing significant to say about "Mudbound," Dee Rees's thematically urgent yet dramatically stolid new film, without referring to its crucial and climactic action, which occurs near the end of the film — a lynching.

Among these methods, liquid exfoliation not only produces novel materials with the same composition yet dramatically changed electrical properties but also provides a facile way to prepare thin-layer nanosheets, which offers novel opportunities in the optoelectronics applications [17, 31 34].

First, it is the largest producer and exporter of liquefied natural gas in the world, yet is dramatically expanding output.

Most people would say more space – yet people dramatically overestimate the effect more space in their homes will have on their overall happiness, research from Hact has found.

By a 29-22 vote, council members handed Mr. Bloomberg his most personal political triumph yet, and dramatically reshaped the political landscape for 2009.

Better yet, such dramatically analytic probing would be an essential consequence of a protracted setup vainly trying to pass as a full-length theater piece.

Technology manufacturers are making products that are far more powerful, yet use dramatically less energy.