Sentence examples for cinematic sentiment from inspiring English sources
This cinematic sentiment is obviously something that's been on his mind for much of his career: he's also released records that are straight-up called Music For Films (1978) and More Music For Films (1983).
Mr. Paladino takes a more cinematic view.
IGN felt that it was the weakest aspect of the game, citing its Guardian Force attack sequences as "incredibly cinematic" but tedious, sentiments echoed by Electronic Gaming Monthly.
Shields's contribution is to transpose Dora's story into a pop genre, the thriller, and to give a cinematic immediacy to the sentiments that color the popular response to her today -- anti-Freudianism, anti-Austrianism and the desire to rehabilitate women's intuition.
Elizabeth I and Victoria look as if they share the sentiment of the cinematic queen in "Shakespeare in Love," who says, "I know something of a woman in a man's profession, yes, by God, I do know about that".
Pictures like "Ben-Hur" and "The Sound of Music" were so many cinematic zeppelins, filled to bursting with gaseous sentiment.
Directed by Bill Yukich (who did Beyoncé's "Lemonade"), the video echoes the sentiment of the song in a very cinematic and nuanced way.
In doing so, he brought over composer Nicholas Britell, who supplied the hearable texture to Moonlight's sound, along with his own changeless cinematic talent for stripping scenes to their most bare sentiments.
There are times in "The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete" when the emotions it stirs up are so naked and unembarrassed that it feels as if you've entered a cinematic time machine back to the silent era, to when child actors like Jackie Coogan gutted you with sentiment.
It's a peculiar moment of cinematic accusation that thrusts upon the viewer the moral onus of attention and inattention, of a gaze imbued with prejudices stoked both by sentiment and patriotic identification.
