Sentence examples for emblematic sequence from inspiring English sources

Opening on an emblematic sequence in which a playfight between two boys tips over into genuine brutality, Brothers is a minimal but finely woven portrait of fraternal conflict and rural seclusion.

It begins in 1966 with a profoundly shocking sequence, emblematic of the novel's purpose, in which a starving Bengali peasant slaughters his wife and children before killing himself by drinking corrosive insecticide.

I concede that this isn't Mother Goose, but I find the panel (part of a dream sequence, incidentally) emblematic of the comic book's visceral power to pass the reader's analytical defenses and pierce the brain.

The dreamlike sequence is emblematic of a greater theme that runs throughout the film: self reflection and internalization.

As the critic and screenwriter David Pirie pointed out in his pioneering study A Heritage of Horror: The English Gothic Cinema 1946-1972, the opening sequence of Quatermass now seems emblematic of the assault Hammer was about to carry out on the nation's genteel screens.

A sequence in the second quarter was emblematic: Mario Manningham slipped behind the Rams' secondary and was so open he could have walked into the end zone after Manning delivered a perfect pass down the sideline.

A sequence in last season's game was emblematic for the Giants: after scoring a touchdown to take a 14-3 lead with just over two minutes remaining in the first half, the Saints forced a quick punt from the Giants and took over again on their 12-yard line with 69 seconds remaining.

An emblematic figure of Geometric Abstraction, Morellet has often used sequences of random numbers, notably from the telephone book, to fuel his imagination.

A frustrating sequence in last week's loss to Pittsburgh was emblematic.

A sequence at the end of the first half was emblematic.

It was a bizarre sequence of lawlessness in a park whose revival has been emblematic of the city's rebirth.