Sentence examples for sequences some of from inspiring English sources
In elaborately edited sequences, some of which have been taken from television, the creatures proceed in rhythm with a woozily manipulated version of Emmylou Harris's ballad "Wrecking Ball".
Not a good movie, either, jerky, with gaps in it, a string of poorly lit sequences, some of them with no beginning and no end".
But the dance sequences, some of them fantasies that aspire to a dreamlike intensity, convey only a glimmer of the tango's passionate sensuality and the undertone of violence that might make it so appealing to a hired killer who says it's just a job and he doesn't care if the victim is good or bad.
There are certainly some fine poems here — "When Your Small Form Tumbled Into Me" is a gorgeous and ecstatic sonnet — but after the intensity and focus of the opening sequences, some of these poems feel like also-rans.
The method of "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" is to string together pedestrian moments of explanation, comedy and emotion around noisy and derivative action sequences, some of which seem to go against the very premise of the movie.
Each of these ways of typing the outcome give rise to different outcome sequences, some of which may be random, while others are not.
The images flash by quickly in several sequences: some are of flowers, some are portraits of celebrities (Susan Sarandon, Susan Sontag, Andy Warhol), some are the images that set off the conflict.
In a different sequence, some of the light patterns, cross-stage travel and placement of the dancers might not have looked so familiar.
In an effort to better understand how this particular gene functioned, the Japanese scientists also sequenced some of the DNA that surrounded it.
All that was needed for the audience to bite was to change a few of the characters and re-sequence some of the events.
I won't even try to describe the story,but the movie contains, in its opening 10-minute sequence, some of the most beautiful and magical images ever created on film.
