Sentence examples for a much larger scene from inspiring English sources

A 1916 photograph of 10th Avenue and 69th Street in Bay Ridge features three girls, arm in arm, standing on the corner and obviously posing for the photographer, who has come to catch a much larger scene.

There is a scene evoking a burial at one end, with figures on a much larger scale at the other end, and coloured areas in between.

This means that a much larger azimuth scene can be processed by the enhanced azimuth NLCS proposed in this paper than the methods in [20, 21].

Many only see one area of a much larger crime scene.

Top CBS shows draw a much larger audience: "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation" has about 25 million viewers each week; "Judging Amy" attracts about 18 million.

The current study extends this prior work by developing and evaluating men's judgments of a much larger set of unique scenes for which affect, clothing style, attractiveness, and contextual sexual relevance vary independently.

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The situation at U.S.C. is a small scene in a much larger drama, one concerning the place of art in the new, more corporate university order.

Taylor-Johnson is going to be sharing those scenes with a much larger audience soon, when "Fifty Shades of Grey" arrives in theaters Feb. 13.

There's a Season 2 scene in which Octavia overpowers a much larger character and the moment should have been preposterous, but Avgeropoulos sold the hell out of it.

This difference may not be significant since moving natural scenes are enormously complex and a much larger dataset of human gaze is needed for evaluating models of visual saliency.