Sentence examples for sudden sight from inspiring English sources

And so it is: a sudden sight of overwhelming realness followed by a long, lingering backward look.

Quizzed urgently by the director and producers, Sandy's handler said that the one thing that always made his thespian mutt bark was the sudden sight of a horse.

In The Book of Laughter and Forgetting, he defined it as "a state of torment created by the sudden sight of one's own misery".

Who has two hours to give to a show in which the sudden sight of a sheep is a plot-twist, or a low bridge warning sign counts as a cliffhanger?

It's a deeply mysterious movie, interested in so many things above and beyond war, and so beautiful that the sudden sight of bodies and damage come as a surprise.

Indeed, the sudden sight of the elegant Bancroft face, twisted and aged by the discovery that her daughter knows her secret, gave the movie one of its great, wordless moments.

As Bérenger and his friend Jean Hugues Questerr) argue over Bérenger's dissolution and poor fitness for life, the sudden sighting of a rhinoceros rampaging through the center of town is indicated by a thunderous noise.

We begin to see ourselves, too, and as most of us spend our entire lives hiding from any confrontation with the self, this sudden sighting is unpleasant, and we blame the other person for our panicky wish to bolt.

It went a long way towards changing attitudes to first-person gameplay, too all of a sudden, having sights on the screen before you didn't mean that all you had to do was shoot things, with Prime placing great emphasis on exploration.

A few dozen planks later, John Muir appeared, a sudden and blessed sight.

That fact was made evident by his occasional stumbles as well as the sudden loss of sight in his right eye.