Schopenhauer offers a phenomenologically-complex account of how we may take aesthetic pleasure in such fearsome or overwhelming scenes.
Nadal snuffs out the danger with a pair of fearsome forehands, and the scene is set for a real cliffhanger as we reach five-all in the fifth.
I once read this caption out loud, and it reminded Jessica of a visitor from New York City who stood at their living-room window and, gazing out on a scene of fearsome, fifteen-foot Ocean Beach surf, said, "Now I see why they call it the Pacific.
I must admit that I spent most of Alaska trying -- and failing -- to heed the pre-show warning to be quiet, since the movie kept surprising me with priceless comic scenes, like that of a fearsome black bear giddily cavorting in the river, or the underwater antics of sea lions.
And while the prospect of a fearsome landlady meant many approached B&Bs with trepidation, now the chance to meet an owner who is plugged into the local art scene is part of the selling point.
And while the prospect of a fearsome landlady meant many approached B&Bs with trepidation, now the chance to meet an owner who is plugged into the local art scene is part of the selling point.
A harlequin print of romantic triangles involving dancers, choreographers and the academy's fearsome artistic director (Peter Gallagher, Nicholas Hytnerr's film is best in dance scenes when it "follows the performers without stepping on their toes, to marvelous effect" (Scott).
Though the presence of a strong female lead has ruffled some more reactionary feathers, Charlize Theron's Furiosa is brilliant as the film's fearsome centre of gravity, commanding the screen and dominating the fight scenes.
Scenes in church connect Mr. Pitt's character to a fearsome, unpredictable Old Testament God — the God of Job — dispensing arbitrary judgment.
Economic Scene; A combination of Exxon and Mobil would not be as fearsome for consumers as critics contend.
