Sentence examples for a parallel scene from inspiring English sources
In "Old Filth," a parallel scene is mostly the same, but the sentiment is different.
In a parallel scene, Bernard, too, takes a gloomy trip down memory lane, after he asks Ford to grant him access to all of his past loops and story lines.
A passage in Animal's People, shortlisted for the last year's Booker, contains a parallel scene in which three characters embark upon a "fast unto death" in order to persuade government officials to ditch a treacherous deal with the company responsible for the disaster.
There's a parallel scene in "A Flag for Sunrise" (1981), about an anthropologist, Frank Holliwell, who takes an ill-advised trip to a fictional Central American country and gets tangled up in the life of an American nun, Sister Justin, just as a revolution is about to explode.
A scene in which Cub is offered his freedom – but then comes trotting back home, humbly offering his muzzle to his master – is uncomfortably echoed by a parallel scene in which Marcus offers Esca his manumission papers, only for the Briton, just like the potentially savage wolf cub, to declare his continued devotion to the Roman.
In the original version, the curtain did not close on Butterfly's Act II vigil, thus emulating the parallel scene in Belasco's play.
Based on static registration technique, several groups of processing nodes do parallel scene pictures taking, 3D registration and virtual-real merging.
The angle and the directional semiotics of the scene are exactly the same, down to the "Glen Cove" sign and the pace with which it is cut, as in the parallel scene in "North by Northwest".
Particularly in its first hour, the film is constructed as a series of parallel scenes between the two.
Lucas made a conscious effort to parallel scenes and dialogue between films, and especially to parallel the journeys of Luke Skywalker with that of his father Anakin when making the prequels.
"Corridor" (2003) sets parallel scenes from the lives of two women, one apparently a household servant in 1860, the other a well-heeled homeowner in 1960, side-by-side to haunting effect.
