Sentence examples for emotionally arresting from inspiring English sources

Emotionally arresting, they are supreme examples of cinematic spectacle from the golden age of large-format filmmaking, the likes of which we are likely never to see again.

Fair to say this isn't the most nuanced or emotionally arresting thing Daft Punk have produced, but there's an unabashed joy to be had when they enter the realms of pure maximalism. Angus Harrison.

Fair to say this isn't the most nuanced or emotionally arresting thing Daft Punk have produced, but there's an unabashed joy to be had when they enter the realms of pure maximalism.

"Wagner marries his dagger-sharp, lapidary wit to an emotionally arresting narrative whose phaser is set on scorch," Henry Alford wrote here.

The real challenge begins on page 311, where the narrative switches to first person and Dylan is an emotionally arrested, thirtysomething music critic.

Cinema was born again, with no memory or past, designed to remain mentally and emotionally arrested forever, on the day that Star Wars was released in 1977.

Footnotes: (1) Funny Bunny stars Alexander as Titty, an emotionally arrested 19-year-old who has successfully sued his own father to win back a large inheritance, getting himself disowned in the process.

The bittersweet comedy tracks three emotionally arrested and acutely unhappy men who try to foist some order on their miserable lives by seeking out Tamara Tomorrow (Ms. Smith-Caneron), adoredred local television personality from their youth.

When he writes, "In America, we are full of emotionally arrested men who take the mythology of reinvention, the notion of the individualist, and screw it all up," he wants you to look in the mirror.

This is typical of a restlessly exploratory career that, in tandem with director Deborah Warner, has led Shaw to play an emotionally arrested Richard II, a biliously pregnant Hedda Gabler and an unusually resilient Mother Courage.

The "boy who would not grow up" becomes the 18-year-old girl who remains emotionally arrested through marriage, motherhood and then, after her death, through life as a ghost in the haunted parental home where the play begins and ends.