Sentence examples for harrowing implications from inspiring English sources
Here, in a highly refracted and filtered way, he faces some of his most traumatic experiences — even while suggesting that he was spared their most harrowing implications.
"Win It All," for all its realistic dramatic power — and the harrowing implications of Eddie's fate ratchet up to an almost unbearable tension — also plays like a real-time abstraction of itself, one that confronts not psychology, not character, but the very possibilities of cinematic storytelling.
But soon Oppenheimer and his imperious colleague Edward Teller, the bass-baritone Richard Paul Fink (who created this role in the original production), move to the front rim of the stage, where they hover over scientific reports and confront the harrowing implications of the project.
This is powerful material with harrowing real-life implications, all of which would soon be sublimated into the pervasive dread and misogyny of the postwar noir.
But, rather than pithy quotes or even harrowing anecdotes, the accompanying writing was deep and skillfully rendered reportage, connected chiefly by implication to the pictures Riis had taken.
battle, was, harrowing -.
His combat experiences were harrowing.
