Sentence examples for a sequence that seems from inspiring English sources

He recommends that the United States unilaterally reduce its own nuclear arsenal to put moral pressure on North Korea and then, if that does not work, attack the country, a sequence that seems unlikely to win support from the Pentagon.

At one point, he talks his way into a den of Albanian organised criminals, pretending to be a bent cop, and kills all but one of them in a sequence that seems to last about a minute.

All of that time and labor — and who knows how much money — goes up on the screen in a sequence that seems at once hurtling and endless, and that builds tension through the careful alternation of perspectives.

Unlike the reader, Elvis is oblivious to the video game and its heavy hinting, as when the Queen of Blame, a character in the game, repeatedly shrieks "Now you die!" "The Last Detective" has a prologue set in Alaska, a sequence that seems to involve a wild bear.

In LeHex20A and other basidiomycetes including S. lacrymans, C. cinerea, P. placenta, F. pinicola, H. annosum, A. bisporus and P. ostreatus, this motif has the sequence S-x-G-G, a sequence that seems unique for basidiomycete GH20 enzymes.

Particularly, our images can be sorted in a sequence that seems to reproduce sperm epididymal maturation observed by Suzuki-Toyota et al. (see Figures  4 and 5 of [ 6]).

Seeing it again in 2006, I was struck by a sequence that seemed uncannily prescient.

You know you're being fooled and duped and bamboozled, but you fall for it anyway, from the mildly grotesque theatrics of the East Indian Needle Mystery to the silent beauty of Silverfish to a tabletop sequence that seems to be a joke on one audience member and then becomes a joke on all of us.

That is, the profiles for large values of f C become widely distributed, with a master sequence that seems under-represented.

Instead, it sends Elizabeth Swann (Ms. Knightley and Will Turnerr (Mr. Bloom), their wedding day ruined in an opening sequence that seems to pay tribute to the old Guns N' Roses "November Rain" video, on a search for the pirate captain Jack Sparrow (Mr. Depp).

Ms. Rosoff's monologue at the play's odd climax — not, thankfully, delivered over the phone — segues into a manic, surreal sequence that seems pulled from left field, in a desperate attempt to bring things to a close with a theatrical flourish.