Sentence examples for a stunning scene from inspiring English sources

A stunning scene follows; drama erupting like a scream after long silence.

David Budzinski, a tourist from Texas, has just recorded a stunning scene straight out of a wildlife documentary.

Ms. Rider's passion may suggest a naïveté about the gray area in moral dynamics when things fall apart, but her confrontation with Dr. Minyard, after the grand jury refuses to indict, is a stunning scene.

We arrived half-drenched and shivering to a stunning scene: Quechua-speaking laborers with pickaxes trying to collect hardened guano, the bird dung so coveted in the 19th century as a fertilizer that nations waged wars over the islands where it is found.

The footage, a stunning scene of societal retribution, set the standard for a yearlong shoot that became "Cartel Land," a documentary that premièred at the Sundance Film Festival, where it won for best director and cinematography, and was released this summer in the United States and Mexico.

"That was a stunning scene.

When sucking the balls which are surrounding his feet, the balls race through the transparent pipe system, creating a visually stunning scene.

Time and again, I was blown away by some stunning scene: a banquet dinner with the cast moving in slow motion and set to overwhelming music and hypnotic lighting was thrilling, as was a dance scene and what might have been a rave or the witches' prophecies.

Though she doesn't mention where the picturesque photo was taken, the stunning scene behind her suggest a tropical paradise we'd love to be in.

That stunning scene, televised nationwide, at first seemed an embarrassment for a leader who presents himself as all-powerful and suggested his end.

As Major smashes through a pane of glass to destroy a room of rich men in a stunning opening scene, you wonder why there don't really seem to be any Japanese people in Japan.