Sentence examples for dramatic potential of from inspiring English sources

Just consider the dramatic potential of that," she says.

But this gripping chamber version shows the dramatic potential of black-box opera.

After Yale he travelled and for the first time saw the dramatic potential of the place he had left.

The Apprentice needed a businessman to provide the menace and dramatic potential of snakes and tropical storms.

The dramatic potential of Kieren's return may be exhausted, but there are doubtless other stories for this likable cast to tell.

She first thought about the dramatic potential of the Janet Cooke scandal after reading a 1996 article in GQ by Mike Sager.

It's a situation with oodles of dramatic potential for a writer, so it's not surprising SF's backlist is packed with "generation starship" stories – so many, in fact, that it's tempting to think all the variants have been written and the mode has pretty much run out of steam.

This replication mode produces populations with expansive, branched genealogies, creating the dramatic potential for the exploration of sequence space, as well as creating the potential for intracellular selection among related mutant genomes.

Instead, it was a situation of measureless dramatic potential for the great French author and artist Jean Cocteau, and the composer Francis Poulenc.

Cheshire police published the footage in an attempt to raise awareness of the dramatic potential effects of legal highs.

Even if I found it difficult to imagine a cartoonist today being so famous that everybody in the street "would react at the mention of his name", there is plenty of dramatic potential in the idea of a rebel being adopated by the establishment at the end of his career.