Sentence examples for effective sequences from inspiring English sources

In the least effective sequences, people marched mechanically, while occasionally making racist remarks and reciting odes to rifles.

One of DuVernay's most effective sequences, however, is saved for Donald Trump, whose campaign speeches are juxtaposed with brutal clips from the civil rights era.

Still, many of the most effective sequences come straight from the original, including Ned's blunt confrontation with his brother Ben, who accuses him of having a victim complex.

But the work has plenty of variety, with several obviously effective sequences, and I was startled by how often Ms. Tharp brushed aside chunks of strongly dancey rhythm.

Wright's descriptions, for example, are almost all painted in primary colors straight out of the naturalist paintbox; but the flight of Bigger Thomas through the snow in "Native Son" — a black man seeking invisibility in a world of whiteness — is one of the most effective sequences in American fiction.

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And the now-notorious bear-maul scene – with those baffling suggestions of ursine rape – is in fact a bone-crunchingly effective effects sequence that wouldn't be out of place in a more straightforward horror film.

In one effective sequence, their fingers scribbled invisible messages on the air.

The effective sequence length (without Ns) in each window was used as the denominator to calculate per-bp values.

In one effective sequence, to the so-called "Minute Waltz," some dancers kept trying to hurry past other dancers who stood in their way like turnstiles or roadblocks.

In one particularly effective sequence, the infrared setting on a handheld video camera is used to cut through the blackness, with startlingly chilling results.