Sentence examples for most dramatic implications from inspiring English sources

Though the ramifications of military hostilities with Iran are unpredictable in a general context, in one specific aspect it is clear what the most dramatic implications are.

As his frank account of the "Crisis of Christianity" implies, however, the atrophying of our national understanding of secularism (as both freedom of and from religion) has dramatic implications for the country's well-being, including, most fundamentally, its ability to separate politics from religion.

It could, in fact, turn out to be one of the most dramatic social and political developments in recent American history - with lasting if not permanent implications.

And several scenes have dramatic implications.

The most dramatic was religion.

It is the most dramatic piece.

Most dramatic is the change in schools.

Two works with specifically dramatic implications were less effective.

The most dramatic result, though, is physical.

It was merely the most dramatic point.

Two other works, though plotless, abounded with dramatic implications.