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The comfort the music gave me was just indescribable, and it was a real eye-opening experience for me too, and it totally changed my perspective on life and set me free from the pressure of becoming a successful violinist.
The collective emotion in this place is overpowering and indescribable, before it's set afire on the last night of the event.
We like to think of romantic feelings as spontaneous and indescribable things that come from the heart.
And meanwhile, at acting school ... (Laughter) I was really, for the first time, discovering playwrights and characters and plays that had nothing to do with the military, but were somehow describing my military experience in a way that before to me was indescribable.
Like then-recent discoveries of subatomic particles or X-rays, the forces in Lovecraft’s fiction were powerful, yet often invisible and indescribable.
Wherever he went, at every stall he stopped he was closely followed by a devoted smiling woman of indescribable ugliness.
This movie is just perfect, it's indescribable.
Minnie Driver and David Duchovny have that indescribable something called chemistry.
The film basically is the tale of the earth and the creation of the earth shot from the perspective of an outsider, be it alien or something otherwise indescribable, all taking place in the Sahara desert.
Anyone who knows me even remotely can tell you that I love bad movies almost as much as I love great ones, and I can honestly say that I have finally seen one of the all-time legendary bad movies: the almost indescribable mess that is MYRA BRECKINRIDGE.
Words fail me here, as this is almost indescribable, Technically exceptional after more than 90 years (the visuals are remarkable and even occasionally amazing), this is not something you watch if you like things that are mundane or "normal'-because it most certainly is not either.
It sounds ludicrously surreal but it perfectly evokes the indescribable feeling of an itch in a way only Clampett could.
And seeing him smile was indescribable.
Bette Midler is indescribable in this concert.
I like the idea of the film,which suggest free will of man and our weakness against fate.With time past by James and Kathryn are destined to fail and an indescribable sorrow comes.
Their uncertainty, the "recordings", the footage and panic of the students, totally indescribable.
Its just as well the guy in command at the beginning of the film got shot coz his accent was so indescribable and annoying.
John Hurt's wonderful performance in the title role is indescribable.
Beyond that skill, there's her transference to the character, Sophie, and to the main test as an actress, the absorption of the unspeakable atmosphere of a place -- the camp at Auschwitz -- of wholesale pain, indescribable humiliation, and the final acceptance of death of her child to save another.
We, who we never were forced to witness such inhumanity and terror as those who survived the Holocaust, can probably never quite capture what it meant and indescribable it must have been.
I agree with the rest of you who claim the accents being indescribable and improper for everyone seems to speak with his own variety of British accent.
An absolutely bizarre "lost" film, part horror, part comedy, part parody, part kid's show (sort of), almost indescribable but well worth seeing for anyone that likes truly weird stuff.
I like to think of myself as a man of letters, a verbose and eloquent commentator on cultural affairs and the like, but no words can prepare you for this indescribable movie.
This film is of the same indescribable, ridiculous stupidity as most war films that were produced as long as the Germans and the Japanese were the bad guys.
It is indescribable.
Empowering Africa’s HumanitariansNAIROBI – The scale of human suffering currently engulfing drought-stricken Somalia is almost indescribable.
More than 90% of its people have fallen into poverty, and the collapse in supplies of gasoline, cooking gas, electricity, running water, and medical services has driven over five million people (15% of the population) to flee, many by walking huge distances and enduring indescribable suffering.
His face, ordinarily so emotionless, was stamped with indescribable astonishment.
We stared at them through our thick glass windows: they swam backward with tremendous speed, moving by means of their locomotive tubes, chasing fish and mollusks, eating the little ones, eaten by the big ones, and tossing in indescribable confusion the ten feet that nature has rooted in their heads like a hairpiece of pneumatic snakes.
What an indescribable sight!
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