Sentence examples for disturbing sequence from inspiring English sources

And the choreographer Warren Carlyle has staged a transfixing and disturbing sequence in which Juno's one-armed son (Tyler Hanes) dances with his internal demons.

This opening scene is the film's most disturbing sequence, a harrowing display of penetration that will test any audience's gag reflex and which sets up the rest of her freelance portfolio nicely.

Hemmings's scrutiny of the photographs is revealed with a superbly disturbing sequence of black-and-white still images, accompanied by the eerie sounds of the wind in the trees remembered from the park.

"Wilderness to Wasteland," David T. Hanson's striking and disturbing sequence of landscape photographs, is most dramatically comprehended in the context of the history of American landscape art and of the evolution of the "real": as Hanson suggests in his title, we have here an inexorable movement, a despoliation of Eden.

The agency really trained up-and-coming agents by showing them a videotape of a hostage negotiation that ended with the hostage-taker turning the gun on himself in full view ― a disturbing sequence portrayed in the show's first episode.

Perhaps the film's most disturbing sequence is a lengthy story Cobain tells about his first sexual encounter that ended with his being so humiliated that he considered killing himself.

The death of John and Laura's daughter is the climax of one of the most disturbing sequences in British cinema.

In the most disturbing sequences he carries the family's video camera along as he walks the streets at dawn, sounding manic and unlike himself.

The BBFC's guidelines for a 12A allow "moderate physical and psychological threat, provided that the disturbing sequences are not frequent or sustained".

In one of the book's most disturbing sequences, Richard tries to befriend, on the eve of the 1948 presidential election, the two black men who are repairing the sewers for his house.

Last Sunday about 2 p.m., Giants fans saw possibly even more disturbing sequences -- an apoplectic screamer, a man having convulsions, and an almost subliminal shot of a foreboding, wraithlike alien -- even though the movie being advertised, "The Fourth Kind," has been rated PG-13.