Sentence examples for films express from inspiring English sources

How often do the most articulate characters in American films express themselves with such finesse?

Capra was transported from Sicily to America as a young child, and his films express the anxiety that we might gain the modern world and lose our souls.

"My Dad Is 100 Years Old" compacts more ideas about movies in its 16 minutes than most films express in 2 hours.

Though lesbian vampire flicks may have made themselves redundant thanks to constantly reinterpreting J. Sheridan Le Fanu's Carmilla (which is known for being the first instance of lesbian vampires in fiction), many of these films express their own distinct complexity.

Or were we unwilling to see what these films expressed?

Capra, a Sicilian immigrant who had found success in the United States, was an emotional patriot; his films expressed a boyishly guileless belief in American goodness.

I own and operate Dreams of Spanking; a niche BDSM (bondage, domination, submission and masochism) site with films expressing my personal sexual fantasies.

As David Denby, a one-time 'Paulette', now New Yorker film critic, argued recently: 'The movie culture has changed', making it hard to contemplate the 'heroic' view of films expressed by Kael.

The overall sense of gloom and dereliction in the films expresses a poignant Romantic conviction that the great, all-conquering dreams of Modernity -- political as well as scientific -- have sadly failed.

While scaffolds generated more esterase and AP per cell than for films, the cells on films expressed significantly more of these two proteins relative to their total protein produced.

After Fox dropped the film in early 2000 and before USA Films expressed interest soon after, Soderbergh paid for pre-production with his own money.