Sentence examples for moments offset from inspiring English sources

Some good moments offset by bad.

While earlier albums were full of bright hooks and punchy dancefloor anthems, this one occupies a completely different colour pallette: it's darker, more sorrowful and introspective, even it's most joyful moments offset with having navigated through trauma to reach them.

But the rare face-to-face scenes contain the book's most delightful moments, offsetting the author's schmaltzier instincts and letting the otherworldly goodness of Mister Rogers shine through.

It's beautiful, but never naïvely so; the pastoral moments were offset by barrelhouse intrusions.

But the jarring moments were offset by a wealth of affectionate anecdotes about a leader who treated all who dealt with her with the same withering impatience.

While the duo peppers its English-language tune "It's a Shame" with lines like "Keep the faith, homeys" and 'We're down with you all," such amusingly derivative moments are offset by declarations like "May the wrath of almighty Allah be upon all haters of peace".

Special fixtures were used to apply the bending moments through offset shims of various thicknesses placed between the specimen and the loading axis.

The rest of the time, it's surreal, an awe-inspiring journey with more than enough amazing moments to offset the sucky ones.

And he can still be frustratingly inconsistent, given to illuminating turns in his best moments but offsetting those with muddled passages and a puzzling lack of subtlety.

Moments of tenderness offset the brutality and Burgess's use of the multi-voiced storytelling that worked so well in Junk is equally effective here in giving different pictures of the whole.

But the show rarely features typical behind-the-scenes footage, preferring to let the raw material of the candidates' characters accrue over time, in moments captured at offset camera angles.