Sentence examples for frequent moment from inspiring English sources

Revealingly, there are two false moments in the final film and both result from that frequent moment of unease in TV drama when a person alone speaks aloud.

And, in a frequent moment of civic pride, the letters "CHD" are etched into shields on the abutments, or sides, acknowledging the Connecticut Highway Department.

Of the dances that blossomed during the months following Sept. 11, a frequent moment in many was a gaze, punctuated by stillness, in which dancers tilted their chins and stared into the distance above.

Still, there are frequent moments of chutzpah and high-wire ingenuity.

However, there are frequent moments when the film is very witty indeed.

There were frequent moments of humor in the session at Tsinghua University, one of China's premier educational institutions.

Architects Sydney Ancher, Ken Woolley, and Harry Seilder brought a distinctive fusion of modernism and environmental awareness to their projects the latter with more frequent moments of controversy.

My colleague Bill Rhoden wrote about Mr. Marbury's frequent moments of zen, and three weeks ago Mr. Marbury was the cover story in the Chinese edition of Sports Illustrated.

The Oscar night interviews, initiated in 1981, were, from the beginning, so special that stars would sometimes lobby to be on them, despite the frequent moments of lachrymose candor that seemed de rigueur.

"Vengo" is at its best as a concert film at those frequent moments when Mr. Gatlif steps out of his story line and allows some amazing performers, like the legendary flamenco singer La Caita, to cast their musical spells.

The movie unspooled from there, a mix of consumerist fantasy (there are multiple sequences of girls trying on clothes), banal girl-power rhetoric and frequent moments of confounding badness.