Sentence examples for most haunting sequence from inspiring English sources

The most haunting sequence, reprised several times, shows the protagonists, all dressed for dinner, wandering down an empty country road.

The film's most haunting sequence is Peter Morgan's invention, a phone conversation between Frost and Nixon in which the drunken ex-president suggests they're both motivated by a sense of being patronised, lower-middle-class outsiders.

These notes are played backwards, come together in a chord, and then extend into one of the most haunting final sequences in musical theatre.

But what's most haunting is the sequence "Fanciful Images of Prisons".

What's the most haunting or memorable episode you've watched?

Derrida managed to unearth many references to ghosts and hauntings throughout Marx's writings, while paying equal or perhaps somewhat greater attention to the most haunted (perhaps also the most haunting) play written by Shakespeare, one of Marx's favorite writers – to wit, Hamlet.

In listing the sources of Zuckerman's haunting, you omit the most haunting ghost of all: the younger man he once was and no longer is.

In the year's most haunting image of black Civil War soldiers, the opening battlefield sequence in Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln," Confederate forces massacre many fallen former slaves.

I find "L'Eclisse" the most haunting.

One of the most haunting scenes for me was more straightforward and political.

In between those dates lies one of the most haunting crime stories that could be imagined.