Sentence examples for captivating sequences from inspiring English sources
Some of the most captivating sequences have an abstract quality, as if Mr. Mann were paying homage to the avant-garde, anti-narrative cinema of Stan Brakhage in the midst of a big studio production.
One of the most captivating sequences in Lost Landscapes is a long take filmed from a street car moving down Market Street in 1906, just weeks before the great earthquake.
Its principal motif is the cascading line, whether in the chains of dancers streaming around the stage, in the ripple-effects of steps being multiplied across the group, or in one of the most captivating sequences in the trailing eddies left by six men as they keep Hamilton airborne.
From "Goldfinger" to "Charade" to "Star Wars," captivating title sequences are accompanied by equally captivating film scores.
Her dreamily serene aqua-ballet sequences captivated the US in movies such as Million Dollar Mermaid (1952).
Mr. Graham is a talented filmmaker with an eye for a sensual image, but this particular work — a looped sequence that follows two characters and a silk hat — comes off as visually captivating yet unresolved.
But it is equally captivating.
He found it oddly captivating.
Tale and teller are captivating.
There are captivating animated images.
