Sentence examples for most striking sequence from inspiring English sources

In what was the dance's most striking sequence, the men danced a duet in which they nestled and balanced against each other.

In the movie's most striking sequence, Valentin has a nightmare: he dreams of a sounding world, but he cannot speak — his screams come out as dry heaves.

The vision is short-lived, but it's easily the most striking sequence in the film.

One of the most striking sequences is set to Elgar's "Sospiri".

Born in 1940, the son of an East Yorkshire GP, he was responsible for some of its most striking sequences – he added a "Trespassers Keep Out" sign on to the tree behind Gainsborough's Mr and Mrs Andrews (1750).

Roger Michell's adaptation of Ian McEwan's novel Enduring Love (with a screenplay by Joe Penhall) formed the mayor's gala at the festival and has one of the most striking opening sequences, as a hot air balloon crashes into an idyllic field and several men rush to save its occupants.

However, a striking difference between the most prominent sequence changes noted in this study of inhibin evolution and those noted in many other studies is the importance of indels rather than amino acid substitutions [10].

One of the most striking examples of sequence effects involves the NarI sequence (5′--G1G2CG3C N--3′), in which AF and AAF adducts have been shown to yield higher frequencies of frameshift mutations when they are associated with the third guanine (G3) of the sequence in E. coli.

The most striking differences in sequence abundance before and after blood feeding were observed for the microvillar proteins.

The most striking Lsh target sequences at which DNA methylation is lost are repeat elements, which are both templates for the maintenance (Dnmt1) and de novo (Dnmt3a and 3b) methyltransferases in mice.

The most striking part of the sequence shows Dick commandeering a tennis court, mocking up the kitchen layout in chalk, and — stopwatch in hand — putting a small army of teen-agers through the repeated paces of negotiating its contours.