Sentence examples for elegant scene from inspiring English sources

In it, the amazing Y.A. writer McCormick Templeman wrote an elegant scene in a diner on the Lower East Side.

While hundreds of "it" girls and boys -- the Giants linebacker and art collector Dhani Jones, the Schnabel sisters, the fashion designer Zac Posen -- danced beneath swirling turquoise and orange lights, air-kissed and gossiped about who was going to Mustique and who to Gstaad, a less pleasant, less elegant scene was being played out in the women's restroom on the first floor.

Alongside these elegant depictions of elegant scenes hang paintings with equally high artistic aspirations but humbler subjects.

I felt uneasy with these elegant scenes, as they made aesthetic sport of the murder of men, but Sorrentino, by his own admission, is not a political filmmaker, as Francesco Rosi, or the young Bertolucci, was.

While a step-by-step plot summary suggests comedy, or even farce, Mr. Bellocchio mischievously scrambles the tone with suspenseful music, funereally elegant scenes and the occasional throb of melodrama.

But of course, the real heartbreak of the week comes in an elegant, economical scene with the Solversons.

A secretive homosexual, he was, in his later years, part of an elegant gay scene that formed around the photographer George Platt Lynes in New York.

2) In the very elegant opening scene of Minority Report, Tom Cruise "conducts" the pre-cog images to the strains of Schubert's Unfinished Symphony.

These two- and three-star restaurants, all on or near Fifth Avenue in the Flatiron district, reflect a quiet, almost elegant dining scene that is turning the area into the grown-up's answer to the teeming, trendy meatpacking district, just off to the west.

Elaine Galen sets her sights on Metro North's bridge over Main Street, where she would paint a multifaceted mural of an elegant garden scene that would evoke an air of intimacy and comfort in an otherwise cold and congested corner of the city.

Yet the story would be measurably cheated of nuance without the elegant, telling scene in which Lupita Nyong'o, as the tortured slave Patsey, is drawn into conversation with Alfre Woodard as Mistress Harriet Shaw, a former slave turned lady of privilege within the plantation system.