Sentence examples for arresting sequence from inspiring English sources

Then comes an arresting sequence, one seldom seen on national television: the killing of a human.

"The Divide" ends with another arresting sequence, as viewers glimpse the haunting world outside the basement.

Perhaps the most arresting sequence in the show comes when Savage beatboxes a series of these lyrics – often dipping her voice to impersonate the (usually) male rappers who wrote them – while behind her, at the back of the stage, are projected some of the many comments she has received on her YouTube videos.

Waves of narration and exposition accompany even the most visually arresting sequences, and the dense text gets the better of several cast members now and then.

One of the most visually arresting sequences unfolds soon after between Romeo and Juliet, as they emerge from opposite passageways and walk toward each other only to be held back by cloth fabric around their bodies that the other actors (standing in for the Montague and Capulet families) pull and stretch like taffy.

Stand composition and forest structure are the result of a complex interplay of physiological tolerances and competitive interactions leading to a mosaic of interrupted or arrested succession sequences, in response to physical/chemical gradients and landform changes.

Black Ops III wants to explore and subvert genre conventions, and manages to produce some arresting sequences in the process, but ultimately, force feeding a lot of ideas from Apocalypse Now and Inception into CoD's factory line meat grinder is perhaps not the way to evolve this franchise's storytelling potential.

The film begins with an arresting opening sequence: Archive footage shows crowds in spotlight, eagerly awaiting for Cash to appear onstage, while a superimposed Saul Holiff (in a re-enactment) commits suicide.

Fusing the SecM arrest sequence, which tightly interacts with the ribosomal tunnel, to the nascent polypeptide chain significantly enhanced the stability of the RNCs.

Investigators require a dynamic model of the criminal network, which helps to define an arrest sequence and the network resiliency index.

The Neurospora crassa arg-2 uORF encoding a 24-residue arginine attenuator peptide is another example of an eukaryotic arrest sequence.