Sentence examples for of dramatic potential from inspiring English sources

This scene, full of dramatic potential, yields a few moments of muted poignance.

In terms of dramatic potential, two to three-and-a-half is a good age for a game show contestant; it's clear the children understand that they are taking some kind of test that their parents really want them to succeed and not fail at, but it's also clear that the children don't understand why, or what reward or punishment may be at stake.

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.

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.

It may have only five singing roles but it belongs, unmistakably, in an opera house, unlocking so much more of the dramatic potential of Benjamin's music, which was kept on such a short rein in the earlier theatre piece.

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

It was something less than opera in the fullness of its dramatic potential.

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

"At times, almost too much seemed to be happening, the constantly shifting focus robbing some scenes of their dramatic potential".

The essence of "If/Then" -- so many options, so many fears -- has plenty of musical and dramatic potential, and a lot of it is realized.

The sonata provides a notable early example of Beethoven's experimentation with the dramatic potential of the key of C minor, which he would later choose for his well-known Symphony No. 5.