Sentence examples for a dramatic opportunity from inspiring English sources

It's a dramatic opportunity that the book raises then abandons, settling instead for simple certainty.

Despite vehemently opposing the Gaza withdrawal, elements on Israel's right belatedly came to see a dramatic opportunity arising from it.

"It's a ringing endorsement of DNA testing, and many law enforcement agencies would see this as a dramatic opportunity to expand DNA collection".

"Building the TransCanada Keystone pipeline now is a dramatic opportunity to change that energy and national security equation," Mr. Lugar said in a statement.

Bono impressed with his insistence that Africa was not a problem but an 'emergency' and a dramatic opportunity to do something for which his generation would be remembered.

As he summons the National Guard, declares a curfew and orders mass arrests, the internal drama behind his choices is only perfunctorily acknowledged, and a dramatic opportunity is lost.

Kostelnicka, who murders Jenufa's baby in a deeply ambiguous act of love and violence, offers the kind of dramatic opportunity every ambitious soprano looks for, and Kathryn Harries does not let a moment of it escape her.

The visit to Israel will provide the papacy's most dramatic opportunity yet to try and heal wounds that remain deep 50 years after the Holocaust.

This time, it's the playwright who is transparently passing through, sidestepping one major psychological issue and dramatic opportunity after another.

America is the proudest destination for the world's migrants, honored by Chaplin in "The Immigrant" as early as 1917, and still boiling with dramatic opportunity.

For a moment, it looked as if Katrina rendered the idea obsolete, but the pair saw dramatic opportunity in the rebuilding efforts of the citizenry, as well as an opportunity to shine a light on an often misrepresented and unique corner of America.