Sentence examples for most powerful sequence from inspiring English sources

In the movie's most powerful sequence, we hear Tyson narrate his fear-management ritual as he climbs into the ring, his pupils darting this way and that, following an opponent's movements.

Significantly, The Grandmaster's most powerful sequence is an interior duel between Ip Man and Gong Er that crosses the boundaries of dance and waltzes into the no-man's-land of forbidden love.

In the film's most frightening (and arguably most powerful) sequence, Coré (Béatrice Dalle), a woman afflicted with a mysterious, all-consuming cannibalistic desire, attracts two young men from the neighborhood who track her scent and break into the house in Paris where her husband has held her prisoner for her own safety.

The most powerful sequence among three siRNAs tested for each targeted gene, was used.

It is one of the most powerful sequences in modern dramatic ballet.

One of the movie's most powerful sequences slips from the aforementioned goat mural to Varda's own photograph of a dead goat from the start of her career, in 1954.

The opening scene, where knightly Max von Sydow sits down to a game of chess with Death, remains one of the most powerful sequences ever filmed - and the greatest epitaph any film-maker could want.

More than half of our samples used WGS, currently the most powerful sequencing technology.

Since 1996, beginning with the first nanopore paper published in PNAS [3], nanopore-based detection of single molecules has emerged as one of the most powerful sequencing technologies.

'Ali' If Michael Mann's hugely ambitious biography of Muhammad Ali is beautifully shot, with some of the most powerful fight sequences ever filmed, its subject still looms too large in the public imagination to be fully captured by a movie.

One of the great virtues of "Slumdog Millionaire" is that, while devoting its most powerful, indeed horrifying, sequences to the lives of the poor, it ranges freely through Mumbai society to display inequalities, contrasts, and both mobility and immobility, in many forms.