Sentence examples for sequences devoted from inspiring English sources
Mr. Curatolo wags his head ferociously in the early sequences, devoted to the historic first appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show" and the 1965 concert at Shea Stadium.
Each participant has extended sequences devoted to their vision of their art – Page, for example, goes back to Headley Grange, where Led Zeppelin IV was recorded, while The Edge stands in front of the very school noticeboard where a 14-year-old Larry Mullen Jr put his advert up for musicians.
Frank S. Nugent of The New York Times was also highly praising of the film, noting that it had "more stars than there are in the heavens" and remarking that "the picture achieves its best moments in the larger sequences devoted to the Girls — ballet, chorus and show.
A photographic sequence devoted to Antonio Gaudi's surrealistic Barcelona buildings is especially appealing.
"Kinsey" begins with a crisply edited, surprisingly funny sequence devoted to the normally dry procedural issue of interviewing techniques.
The bulk of the money seems to have been spent -- and not too badly spent, as these things go -- on the long sequence devoted to the attack itself.
A later sequence, devoted to various forms of transportation, dwells for a long time on slow-motion footage of a jumbo jet taxiing on a tarmac.
There's an especially droll sequence devoted to the world of publishing, where slick young executives insist on thinking way beyond mere books.
Mr. Iosseliani reserves much of his scorn for the long sequence devoted to Communism, in which a deft pickpocket is recruited by Bolshevik revolutionaries to help with their finances and then rises in the hierarchy once they achieve power.
Gene Hackman reprised his Oscar-winning role as Popeye Doyle to much praise especially for a lengthy sequence devoted to the character's withdrawal from heroin addiction and Claude Renoir's photography was also notable.
In this narrative sequence devoted to the life of St. Peter, he chose the most important moment in the narrative and then emphasized the drama by the human reactions to it.
