Sentence examples for actual scenes of from inspiring English sources

But there are no actual scenes of dismemberment and cannibalism.

Yesteryear's exposure to porn featured no actual scenes of sexual intercourse.

Actual scenes of war are few; the fighting mostly happens offstage.

Monet did share with Manet, however, a concern for representing actual scenes of modern life rather than contrived historical, romantic, or fanciful subjects.

For actual scenes of the city, New Yorkers of the era relied mostly on the new technology of lithography and on such novelty items as blue Staffordshire dinnerware.

The actual scene of this clash was Vinegar Hill (now called Rouse Hill), about 10 miles (16 kilometres) from Castle Hill.

"We have a lot of logbooks and journals that record disasters at sea, but to be taken to the actual scene of the sunken vessel — that's really what is so amazing about this".

Inside are toppled stools, pizza crusts, police tape, broken glass, as well as photographs of the actual scene of carnage and of the young Palestinian, Izzeden Masri, who carried into the restaurant some 20 pounds of explosive reportedly hidden in a guitar.

The story of Nathan finding his brother, of coming to a realisation about himself, and about Elena – it is a wonderful pleasure to see it unravel (even if the actual scene of reunion between the brothers is so bizarrely underplayed you feel that Sam has returned from a longer than expected trip to the corner shop rather than from the dead).

Figures 8 and 9 show the effect of the moving target tracking on the actual scene of the experiment.

It is not always possible to visit the actual scene of injury, but doing so can be really valuable.