Sentence examples for divergent scenes from inspiring English sources

Winslet, who was five months pregnant when she shot a majority of her "Divergent" scenes, spoke to HuffPost Entertainment about the new film, what it was like to play a real villain and her relationship with Woodley.

But these documentaries on Britain's divergent local music scenes pack a real punch.

Some were transfixed by the beating heart of a chicken embryo, while others shrieked gleefully as they morphed their faces into Cubist abstractions, watched a tornado of mist snake 12 feet into the air, and, by turning a crank, induced a 15,000-volt electrical arc to dance along divergent wires like a scene out of "Frankenstein".

There's even a zipline-pulley scene, just like Divergent.

The scenes reflect the widely divergent approaches the United States has taken to governing postwar Iraq and postwar Afghanistan -- occupation heavy or lite, if you will.

Our points of view were radically divergent.

The scene is oddly chilly and too divergent from the passion in the score.

Kurt's scenes with Blaine and with his father evoked very divergent opinions from reviewers.

Meanwhile, another film -- "Divergent," starring Kate Winslet -- just wrapped and "Transformers" is expected to begin shooting Chicago scenes for the fourth film in its action franchise on Aug. 11, according to the Tribune.

Thirty young actors allegedly risked serious injury from more than 100 untrained adult extras wielding metal clubs, scythes, axes and machetes during a battle scene being shot for the film, the third episode of dystopian saga The Divergent Series.

Divergent trends of the 20th century are represented by the works of two Fredericton artists: Molly Lamb Bobak, who painted crowd scenes and floral watercolours, and her husband, Bruno Bobak, who painted vibrant landscapes.