Sentence examples for a distant scene of from inspiring English sources

"Fire Island Still Life," with its elaborate foreground depiction of food and reading matter, gives the impression of sequential episodes by focusing on a couple walking away from the household setting and across the beach toward a distant scene of bathers.

Video cameras offer the unique capability of collecting high density spatial data from a distant scene of interest.

Worse, it is clunky: the helmets' small viewports give the wearer the impression of looking through a pair of binoculars at a distant scene.

The camera switches to a distant view of the scene, showing the pyramid in between the skyscrapers and the floating elephant and balloons.

Another good scene is a distant view of a forest with a mixture of rich green leaves and black shadowy underbrush.

Nearby you'll see Georges Braque's tawny, deciduous "Road Near L'Estaque," a late-summer scene of hills, dense trees and a distant view of the sea.

It's a distant prospect, of course.

It is then she witnesses a strange distant scene from her bedroom window.

The focus on his own figure in the interior distinguishes his world from the vast perspective of the distant scene, another world to which the artist feels himself linked.

Magicians alter what the brain perceives by manipulating how it interprets scenes, Dr. Bach said, "and a distant goal of cognitive psychology would be to numerically predict this".

I doubt many of us have used a lens this long and the ability to bring distant scenes into focus without much blur is impressive.