comfort of strangers造句

• There's the savage betrayal that climaxes " The Comfort of Strangers ."
• The comfort of strangers, the priest implied, is balm to the wounded heart.
• The festival opened with " The Comfort of Strangers ", directed by Paul Schrader.
• "The Comfort of Strangers " ) has taken on material by the colorful satirist Elmore Leonard.
• On one hand, he has focused his energies on directing films, including " The Comfort of Strangers,"
• "The Comfort of Strangers, " and, in her very early days, the high-porn classic " Caligula ."
• McEwan previously was nominated for " The Comfort of Strangers, " in 1981, and " Black Dogs, " in 1992.
• McEwan previously was nominated for " The Comfort of Strangers, " in 1981, and " Black Dogs, " ( in 1992.
• In " The Comfort of Strangers, " a pair of middle-class tourists fall prey to a Machiavellian sadist during a trip to Venice.
• And in " The Comfort of Strangers, " a pair of tourists in Venice find their lives taken over and destroyed by a suave sadist.
• "' Clayhill "'was a Gomez and Beth Orton, as the support act on both her UK and US tours to promote " Comfort of Strangers ".
• On 11 July 2012, " Sugaring Season " was announced on Beth Orton's official website as the follow up album to " Comfort of Strangers ".
• It was adapted into a film in 1990 ( " The Comfort of Strangers " ), which starred Rupert Everett, Christopher Walken, Helen Mirren and Natasha Richardson.
• She was in a group exhibitions, including the 2010 New York exhibitions : " The Comfort of Strangers " at MoMA and " The Last Newspaper " at the New Museum.
• It was adapted by David Ryan from a short story by Ian McEwan, who wrote the novels that were the basis for " Cement Garden " and " The Comfort of Strangers ."
• Wickedly, Amis turned to Ian McEwan, the author of a number of dark and unsettling novels, including " The Comfort of Strangers " and " The Child in Time, " who was seated next to him onstage.
• McEwan had been nominated for the prize twice before _ for " The Comfort of Strangers, " in 1981, and for " Black Dogs, " in 1992 _ and Tuesday night's award came as something of a surprise.
• "The Comfort Of Strangers " intrigued because of its fine cast ( and Venice setting ) and " The Cement Garden " creepily transported the viewer into a world without adults where lines cross and the story's teenage siblings can never return to innocence.
• The program continues Dec . 11 with " Mishima " and " The Comfort of Strangers, " and concludes Dec . 12 with the L . A . premiere of " Affliction, " based on the novel " The Sweet Hereafter " by Russell Banks.
• "Amsterdam " may be compared with McEwan's first two novels, " The Cement Garden " and " The Comfort of Strangers, " which have been cleverly, and accurately, tagged with three of Hobbes's adjectives ( slightly modified ) to describe life in the state of nature-- nasty, British and short.