Sentence examples for terrifying vision from inspiring English sources
They are very different movies — Mr. De Palma's is insistently political, while the Coens' is cloaked in allegory — but each presents a cold, terrifying vision of a universe where justice is no match for brutality.
Mr. Carliner says the final work is much more King than Von Trier, with new layers of terrifying vision applied, as well as a roster of completely Americanized characters.
When "Wolfpit" was performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 1996, a writer for The Independent likened it to "The X-Files," and called it a "beautiful, terrifying vision of a primitive society coping with the unknown".
"The Second Machine Age", which grew out of that earlier work, is an ambitious, engaging and at times terrifying vision of where modern technology is taking the human race.Innovation has always driven advances in mankind's standard of living, from agriculture to electricity.
That's a terrifying vision.
In a few pages, he creates a truly terrifying vision of hell.
Terrifying visions of ghosts and gargoyles emerged out of the showerhead and from shapes in the woodwork.
There was the now obligatory blend of terrifying visions of a publishing apocalypse and uplifting messages about the durability of the book, whether in print or digital form.
2009's Embryonic is the Flaming Lips at their darkest and most dangerous: an album of evil noise and terrifying visions.
The exhibition mostly consists of Rosa's landscapes – thrillingly wild assemblies of gnarled rock and boulders, lightly garnished with with banditti and splintered tree-trunks – though it also finds space for some of his paintings of occult meetings, a kind of 17th-century equivalent of Hollywood horror films, packed with deliciously terrifying visions of the devil and witches.
Robinson's scenes with his domineering wife (Claire Trevor) and with his penny-pinching producer (Mino Doro) are terrifying visions; Minnelli captured, as no other director did, the destructive beauty of classic Hollywood's wild inner furies and the hectic flameouts of its dying days.
