Sentence examples for intriguing episode from inspiring English sources
During one intriguing episode a pummeling, brutal march is oddly juxtaposed with a sultry melody, almost Latin American in flavor.
At its best it plays like an intriguing episode of Doctor Who for the mumblecore crowd, replete with cod philosophising and angsty breast-beating; at worst, it's a Lars-lite for post-Twilight Zone slackers; no wonder it became a Sundance prize winner.
"This was still an intriguing episode, very well handled.
In a short recap of seasons 1 and 2 in Film Quarterly, J. M. Tyree called "The Dark Defender" season 2's "most intriguing episode", and compared Dexter to Batman: When the identities of the Butcher's victims are revealed to be murderers, the public applauds him, elevating Dexter to the status of a folktale avenger or comic-book anti-hero.
The prosecution is but the latest twist in one of the most intriguing episodes of America's "war on terror".
But the most intriguing episodes of Beethoven's life have already been extensively researched, and nothing dramatically new is likely to emerge.
Perhaps one of the most intriguing episodes in the development of the geologic time scale concerns the efforts of two British geologists and in large measure their attempts at unraveling the complex geologic history of Wales.
The drama, which I chose as one of my favorite fall pilots, has consistently had some of the best shot and best rendered fight scenes on TV, and even if everything else that transpired last fall wasn't quite up to the level of the fine pilot or the intriguing two-episode Huntress arc, the show has been a solid slice of escapism with a brooding undercurrent of ambiguous morality.
It is intriguing that this episode featured a takedown of Gawker, which owns Jezebel – which has, of course, been feuding with Lena Dunham over those Vogue pictures.
The Affair, which returns to Showtime on 20 November with its third season, cast off in 2014 with an intriguing premise: each episode showcased the same scenes from two viewpoints – one from married novelist Noah Solloway (Dominic West) and the other from struggling waitress Alison Lockhart Ruth Wilsonn).
You're aware these two make an intriguing pair when, in episode one, they get their slaves to fluff them before venturing into the field of conjugal duty.
