Sentence examples for films point from inspiring English sources
Her best known films, Point Break and Strange Days, succeeded because they, too, elicited that visceral response; she calls it "experiential".
In some ways these films point up Mr. Vezzoli's own efforts as overly self-conscious, if gorgeous, pieces of fluff that are too dependent on props, fashion, attitude and atmosphere and too full of ambiguities to be very satisfying.
Their films "Point Blank", "Blade Runner" and "Leaving Las Vegas" are not just Hollywood films made by Britons but works of power, sweep and poignancy that made their mark worldwide.Dingy parochialismIn a British context, however, they were exceptions artists who could think internationally and tell their stories in pictures.
Infrared spectra of the high-temperature films point to an increase in the Si C bond density and a decrease in the Si H and C H bond densities, although the noticeable traces of C H fragments are detected.
Recent films point to a the chance for a brighter future where human and animal interaction is healthy and positive; a good sign that we may yet find balance between human activities and the natural world.
In a popular genre, such films pointed to the moral harms of frontier conquest.
In July 1999 an article in the New York Times asked "Harry who?" Mr Wigram, executive producer of the later films, points out that fantasy was out of fashion at the time ("Lord of the Rings" had not yet appeared).
On the other hand, the thickness of the fabricated films points that the growth increases with the number of bilayers, as it can be checked in Figure 4.
From the blocking effect of the LB films deposited onto indium tin oxide (ITO) substrates, the electrochemical properties of the LB films pointed to a charge transport controlled by the lipid architecture.
Welch D. Everman, author of Cult Science Fiction Films, points to several homages in the movie to science fiction and horror films of the 1950s.
The moments of humor in the film point up the war's absurdity.
