Sentence examples for a comparable scene from inspiring English sources

But I am certain that when Thomas Hardy stood on this spot he would have gazed upon a comparable scene; my eyes now see what his once saw.

It doesn't take a world war for a child to learn about adult evil by watching himself wrong someone: most coming-of-age stories, from Rousseau's "Confessions" onward, have a comparable scene.

Pharmacologists will recall a comparable scene in "Pulp Fiction," where John Travolta pumped the same substance into Uma Thurman's sternum with a view to making her even funkier than she was before.

Then, on the heels of this image, the chorus conjures up a comparable scene it hopes to witness in the near future: Were now the General of our gracious Empress, As in good time he may, from Ireland coming, Bringing rebellion broachèd on his sword, How many would the peaceful city quit To welcome him!

What does a comparable view cost elsewhere?

I don't see why there can't be a comparable food scene here.

His mad scene at the end of Act 2 lacks the musical richness of Handel's comparable scene, but it is highly dramatic.

The comparable scene in the American remake, also directed by Mr. Sluizer, passes quickly and meaninglessly, as Sandra Bullock gives a coquettish little smile to show that she forgives her guy (Kiefer Sutherland) and would now like nothing more than a can of Diet Coke.

It's fair to think that while he keeps showing his devotion to her in the pas de deux to the "Undina" music, her own feelings are close to what Wagner's Flying Dutchman sings in the comparable scene in that opera: "Should I call this love?

Asian Americans might not be aware of the comparable scene from the Simpson case.

Roy Morris's account of Wilde's 260-day, 1,500-mile 1,500-mileg tour contands comparable scenes of humiliation.