Sentence examples similar to conversion scene from inspiring English sources

Well, this is going to sound weird, but the aversion conversion therapy scene.

Understanding spatial language is important in many applications such as geographical information systems, human computer interaction or text-to-scene conversion.

Through Skagg's eyes, Leovy attempts what one might call the rehumanising of a crime scene; the conversion from a statistic back into a life.

The power station scene (whose conversion into an art archive is a reference to the Tate Modern), has been compared to Antonioni's Red Desert.

In one of the artist's rare narrative scenes, "The Conversion of Saul," a big, solid butter-yellow beam of divine radiance drops from the sky like a stage prop.

The Internet's computers perform the conversions behind the scenes: translating, for example, cocacola.com to 129.33.45.163.

Again, Verdi seized on certain scenes that were no-brainers for conversion into music, especially the death scene of Desdemona, Otello's wife, in her bedroom.

"How, then," he asks, "can one resist the idea of the decadence of Europe?" This is an impious preamble to a scene of Muslim conversion.

It was at the Mormon Chapel, near Lincoln Center — she had had a deathbed conversion — and John says the scene at the temple, "with all those black mourners in the pews and all those grim white elders staring at them from the pulpit," was "like a metaphor" for all the misreadings of the past few days.

Having said all that about the Cybermen, the scene of Craig's conversion was frightful in the other sense.

He adds that the Sagrada Familia has been the scene of some unexpected conversions among the international group of craftspeople who have been working on the building.