Sentence examples for inserted world from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem was that almost none of the effects were finished, and in their place George had inserted World War Two dogfight footage, so one second you're with the Wookiee in the spaceship and the next you're in 'The Bridges at Toko-Ri.' It was like, George, what-is-going-on?" "When the film ended, people were aghast," Katz said.

What's unique about the Chipotle campaign, then, is that it inserts world-class writing into a space where society does a good portion of its consuming (literally) and forces the customer to at least look at it.

It requires an enormous amount of concentration and faith to carve out that little bit of space into which you can insert a world that feels real.

Its first third, with the world of enchantment inserted frictionlessly into the world of realistic rural childhood, remains perfect.

For the first time, teams were packaged in West and East divisions in each league, and a preliminary round of postseason play was inserted before the World Series.

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We are successively, and successfully, inserted into the worlds of four male characters who seem to have little in common but who, in their anxiety and loneliness and essential decency, grow more and more similar.

In my book, Silber's "last illusion" is making the World Trade Center vanish; only when I inserted it into a world nearly two decades further along, then suddenly some meaning fell into place for me.

This time it's the humans who are miraculously inserted into the dinosaurs' world, rather than the other way around.

"We need to decide if we want a Brazil like Venezuela or a Brazil inserted in the new world".

The field is a walk-in relic of a distant time and place tenderly inserted into the modern world almost as if it were an offering.