Sentence examples for a scene drawn from inspiring English sources

It is a scene drawn from life.

The text begins with a scene drawn from the image world: I used to distract myself, some mornings before I got out of bed, by pressing the television remote control gadget from one channel to another.

But I felt the mood shift when some combat over a scene drew her into talking about the deeper mysticism of the Mary Poppins story.

Too many writers, publishers, journals, opportunities – in other words a scene – draw other writers in like water to a drain, strengthening that scene but in doing so weakening the writing scenes in other places.

Quality is extremely uneven, but there are many lovely things, including a haunting rooftop scene drawn by Ward Davenny, a zany mythic procession painted by James McGarrell, a Cezannesque portrait by Rosemarie Beck and a luminous yellow and purple Minimalist stele by Anne Truitt.

Here by Richard McGuire (2014) A 320-page book, with every scene drawn from a single vantage point: the corner of one room.

This powerful cognitive phenomenon is revealed in a memory error known as "boundary extension" (BE; [ 15]). Figure 1 illustrates this effect, where a healthy participant, having studied a picture of a simple scene, drew the scene from memory moments later and included much more surrounding background than was present in the studied stimulus.

Hot Import Nights, a car show liberally mixed with a club scene, draws thousands of the under-25's each month to stadiums and convention centers around the country.

The featuring of an actual waterboarding scene drew criticism from Guardian columnist Zoe Williams, who wrote "it's really unpleasant, [Armitage] concurred.

The scene drew a scowl from Phillips.

Her singing of the Mad Scene drew a thunderous 12-minute ovation.