Sentence examples for context of the scene from inspiring English sources

I always want things to feel as natural as possible within the context of the scene".

"I take great care in the jokes I write, and the umbrage being taken is out of the context of the scene.

For Australian audiences, the context of the scene is immediately familiar: bigoted ranters targeting marginalised people on public transport has become prolific viral-outrage fodder over the past five years.

It's institutionally OK. "The part that made me laugh was where it said, 'Make sure you read the script so you understand the context of the scene,'" said McGowan.

Mr. Seitz: "It's good to know that all that actually happened, but it's still a terrible line in context of the scene, because it's an editorial summing-up that tells us all how to feel".

In the case of Dennis Potter's Brimstone and Treacle, for example, which was banned by the BBC in 1976 and not screened until 1987, the moral objection of executives related to the context of the scene – a man who might be the devil raping a severely disabled young woman – rather than to its visual content.

Some of the best parts are passages in the dialogue (or monologue) when the context of the scenes are ridiculous and inescapably incongruous.

Pileggi had studied in Germany; he had to re-write many of his lines as they made no sense in the context of the scenes.

Davies describes Rose in the context of this scene, and the whole of the first series, as being "braver than brave and more loyal than anyone else in the universe".

As readers, then, we are left without visuals that might have given some kind of context to the scene, which somehow builds an even more relentless, blank-faced wall of hell.

Ms. Holofcener explained the context of the basketball scene.