Sentence examples for a striking sequence from inspiring English sources

There's a striking sequence, right at the end of this handsome documentary about the new breed of circus acrobats.

It opens with a striking sequence from the 70s, "The Moonpoems", full of urban paranoia and gothic meanderings held in check by a sense of musicality and dark humour.

As in an earlier version of this latest "Seven Storey Mountain," which Mr. Wooley presented in September, the climax came in a striking sequence of bold, sonorous chords on trumpets and trombones, played by members of Tilt Brass.

His poems, which include a striking sequence on conception, pregnancy and birth from a father's point of view, have previously been published in a number of leading poetry magazines, including the Rialto and the Reader, and was also selected for the 2002 Oxford Poets Anthology.

However, a striking sequence similarity can be observed near trnM between H. oligactis and H. vulgaris (with the same sequence in this region as H. magnipapillata) [ 17].

The molecule binds 6 g-atom of copper per mole protein (Mr = 2200) and shows a striking sequence homology to the zinc- and cadmium-binding vertebrate metallothioneins.

The S. mansoni MRP candidate fits the general secondary structure model of metazoan MRP RNAs [ 2, 3, 66] and analysis with RNAduplex shows that the candidate contains a pseudoknot which exhibited striking sequence identity with known MRPs.

In the movie's most striking sequence, Valentin has a nightmare: he dreams of a sounding world, but he cannot speak — his screams come out as dry heaves.

The brief but striking sequence is an architectural symphony.

Additionally, within the twenty-eight SmVALs, there are several that display such striking sequence conservation that a recent gene duplication event is the most likely explanation.

Thus, all these data suggest that the percomorphs AR-B are connected to the basal teleosts AR-B through a long branch and exhibit some striking sequence divergence at key positions.