Sentence examples for historical sequences from inspiring English sources

If Chevalier stereotypes rural French folk as cold and unfriendly and the drama sometimes slips into melodrama, particularly in the historical sequences, this is amiable enough fare.

The term survivals continues to be used in discussions of cultural change, cultural stability, and the reconstruction of historical sequences.

Using an inspired mix of docudrama, video sequences, song, dance, panoramic historical sequences and in-the-moment acting, this import from the National Theater of Scotland at St . Anns Warehouse in Brooklyn, written by Gregory Burke and directed by John Tiffany, was an essential testament to the abiding relevance — and necessity — of theater.

And while the stylishly shot historical sequences attempt to rehabilitate Mrs. Simpson, they fail to address the fact that many at the time saw her above all as a convenient excuse for getting rid of a trivial, self-indulgent and weak man who was not up to the job of being king (or anything much else for that matter).

Historical sequences require chronological control.

The historical sequences adopted here are reported by the authors from different viewpoints with independent evidence: historical documents, or geological or paleoseismo-logical evidence.

Every historical sequence is filled with danger, oppression and high drama.

It will be shaped by the narrative suggested by the historical sequence of Anglo-American fiction.

Speaks of how little these movies can mean to the new generation-all jumbled together and out of historical sequence.

(Despite Stoppard's claim to the contrary, the plays, to my mind, need to be seen in historical sequence).

These will just be the latest in a historical sequence of schemes over what to do with land that will now represents the city's largest open space.