Sentence examples for remarkable sequence in which from inspiring English sources

This emerges in the prince's frank admiration for Angelica's beauty and the remarkable sequence in which he dances a waltz with her during the final, magnificent extended ball scene: a moment replete with political and erotic meaning.

It's breathtaking, beautiful and sexy: there is a remarkable sequence in which a woman in red stilettos walks all over a man's body that says a great deal about sexual politics and even more about sadomasochism.

As host, Chris Rock dove right into the subject and didn't let up throughout the evening, adding a remarkable prerecorded sequence in which he interviewed black moviegoers in Compton about Oscar-nominated films.

Furthermore, he discerned a remarkable sequence in the creatures he exhumed.

There is a remarkable sequence in the first ten minutes of "Weiner" that is meant to establish the protagonist's fame and bona fides.

American journalists who have followed Phelps's extraordinary career had been speculating that his London luck was some kind of karmic payback for his remarkable sequence in Beijing.

A drawn-out opening sequence in which Llewyn sings at a dingy downtown bar confirms his remarkable talent.

De Mille's classic, containing a remarkable number of sequences in which the only sounds are those made by the dancers, is still an engaging triumph of Americana.

You have to know the sequence in which they died.

However, in the amidohydrolase superfamily, remarkable cases in which enzymes with 98% sequence identity turn over different substrates, such as atrazine versus melamine, have occurred, making functional identification even more difficult.

It is remarkable to see the freedom that Potter was given as a writer: he had gloriously long, expansive, wordless sequences in which the Brobdingnagian kids just run about in the forest, or the gorgeous dappled clearings and fields: pure unfettered Ids, whooping and cackling and preparing to enact their midsummer day's nightmare.