Sentence examples for an opening text from inspiring English sources

"The world turned a blind eye," an opening text insert reads, explaining that Indonesia invaded East Timor nine days after the country declared independence following 400 years of Portuguese colonial rule.

So novel was the technique, as devised by the screenwriters Jacques Viot (story) and Jacques Prévert (dialogue), that an opening text was thought necessary to orient the audience: "A man has killed... trapped and besieged in a hotel room, he recalls the circumstances that made him a murderer".

Sending an opening text to a dating match from a cold start can be tricky enough, without ramping up the pressure to impress by making 'breaking the ice' into a video call.

Send an opening text.

Send her an opening text.

As a legalistic opening text takes hilarious pains to make clear, Harry Shearer's improvisational satire "Teddy Bears Picnicc" is in no way concerned with this group of wealthy, potentially litigious individuals.

Across it was emblazoned the immortal opening text: "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away..."....

"In order to meet the expectations set up by the subtitle and the opening text, an overwhelming majority of the pictures selected underscore violence, fear, frustration, aggression, or despair.

We know this isn't true (just look at the aisles of any HomeGoods), and the exhibition's opening text even refers to the revival of ornament in the postmodern era.

Earlier this week, Edwards confirmed that Rogue One will not have the iconic opening text "crawl" so synonymous with the series, while producer Kathleen Kennedy vowed that regardless of Rogue One's success, no sequel would be forthcoming.

The ASCII art-heavy opening text of the group's Kickstarter campaign asks, "What if virtual reality spaces were made with tenderness?" As co-founder Gabriella Hileman explains in an interview with Broadly, "There was a need for those things in the cyberpunk genre and the masculine-dominated tech world".