Sentence examples for more dramatic possibilities from inspiring English sources

Football managers in their hubris offer more dramatic possibilities than their linguistically challenged players.

The nature of the priesthood, however, with its special vows and rules, offers more dramatic possibilities than a Presbyterian minister or a rabbi.

"The reason I chose the world of finance rather than the armed forces was because there were more dramatic possibilities, and it's sexier and more glamorous," says Bubnic.

There are much more dramatic possibilities if the sequester sticks over the long run; you're talking $85 billion in cuts over seven months, and about $1.2 trillion over the next decade.

There might be even more dramatic possibilities.

But eclipses offer more dramatic possibilities than mere spectacle.

New research by the British Library suggests a more dramatic possibility: arsenic poisoning.

He is sparing in the number and careful placement of genuine songs (it's premature to call them arias), and is more alert to the dramatic possibilities of eliding or interrupting closed-form poetry than many of his illustrious successors.

It would be hard to find actors better suited to the task of winning the audience over, or a director more attuned to the dramatic possibilities inherent in ordinary people.

They are drawn to the most dramatic possibilities and ignore more tedious solutions.

So I think, in a way, the fact that people have a wider range of career options or the possibility of making more dramatic changes is likely to make it more salient that you could have done other things.