Sentence examples for egregious scene from inspiring English sources

And if the film has hit Disney's bank balance, the company deserves everything it gets for the egregious scene in which Milo realises how important his mother is to him.

In one particularly egregious scene he parks his camera in front of a weeping child who has just failed to win a coveted spot in a charter-school lottery — another tiny victim of public school hell.

(There is one particularly egregious scene between Trebell and his devoted spinster sister.) But until then the speechifying is passionate, the gossip witty, the private conversation conducted with conspiratorial eloquence.

That is not the most egregious aspect.

But in matters of craft and technique "Mamma Mia!" proves to be remarkably shoddy, a tangle of clumsy cuts, mismatched shots, bad lighting, egregious overdubbing and scenes in which characters appear to have been haphazardly Photoshopped into the scenery.

But recently, the Federal Trade Commission moved to shut down two California-based operators that handled collections nationally, including one that is accused of using tactics so egregious that they resemble scenes from a film noir script.

Egregious errors appear in every scene.

The nurse in the scene from "Billions" made an especially egregious error when you consider the girl having the allergic reaction exhibited multiple signs from two systems.

The official said he and another person whose name is redacted reviewed the script for "egregious errors like having dogs in the interrogation scenes".

(The scene in "Salesman" in which Willy Loman's egregious betrayal of his family is revealed to his elder son, Biff, has a clear antecedent here).

The grinding last scene of the first act, to cite an egregious example, could surely have been finessed into better shape by a director with a little distance from the sometimes overripe oratory.