Sentence examples for a scene describing from inspiring English sources

Villains can no longer spend a scene describing what they are going to do before, inevitably, they are killed off in some improbable way.

"I can write a scene describing in detail a penis entering a vagina and there will be a portion of the audience who will get very upset by that and then I can write a scene about an axe entering a human skull, nobody will blink".

Even so, all the basic ingredients of the good old beast with two backs are there, the moans and groans, whimpers of excitement, and, yes, the explosion in the loins everything you would want in a scene describing passionate sex, if you were living in 1959.

If a reporter was not present at a scene described in a story, the story should make that clear.

In its first action, his division arrived in the town of Tamu in August 1944, to a scene described vividly by Field Marshal William Slim in his history of the conflict.

In his photograph Burnt Almonds, he recreates a scene described by a Russian officer in the ruins of Berlin in 1945: a Nazi officer and his mistress lie dead, having taken poison in the middle of a last decadent party.

"They told him: 'We have a programme for vulnerable women, but not men.'" It reminds me of a scene described by Eunice Owiny: "There is a married couple," she said.

They wandered around with arms outstretched -- a scene described by historians as Zombie-like -- because it cooled the burning.

The fifth painting of the scroll corresponds to a scene described in the second text section of the Hinohara scroll, where Murasaki Shikibu is looking back to her first time at court.

Instead of providing separate setting description in the middle of a scene, describe the setting through the characters' actions.

There is a lovely scene describing a black barbershop in Hyde Park that Obama wandered into soon after arriving in the city.