Sentence examples for enjoyable scene from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most purely enjoyable scene comes when Reacher (trained in badass unarmed combat) is challenged to a fistfight by five bullies outside a bar.
Meanwhile, the common man is on stage, and in the play's most enjoyable scene, an apple is passed round, several insisting God is in it.
There's a terrifically enjoyable scene on a New York bridge as the Thing's attempt to rescue a suicidal man turns into a spectacular auto pile-up and all-out security situation.
There's an enjoyable scene featuring an almost-naked Brand taking fellow comic Simon Amstell through a chart depicting his forthcoming show comparing himself to Jesus, Gandhi and Malcolm X; Amstell tries to be sympathetic and respectful but giggles helplessly at the absurdity of it all.
But politics is actually bringing out the best in Davis (Steve Zahn); his homophobia has flipped 180 since his rescue by his neighbours, and he was far from his usual dogmatic self in the enjoyable scene where he paid a visit to his family – old, hard-drinking Southern gentility – and dealt with practised ease with some of his mom's more objectionable views.
Lang has noted that the scene of the episode 22 of the anime, in which Sanosuke is afraid of a train because he believes it is a demon, was the most enjoyable scene for him to record; he added "I recently saw it and had some big laughs".
Besides, Ms. Day and Mr. Rogers share some genuinely enjoyable scenes of intense confrontation.
The most enjoyable scenes are those between Rona Mary-Louise Parkerr, who, with her suggestive lower lip and brimming, clear eyes, looks like Mary Tyler Moore with all the primness ironed out) and her best friend, Robert Daniel MacIvorr), cattily going over the pitfalls of relationships.
It's a credit to Ms. Herzog's generosity to her characters that some of the most enjoyable scenes in "After the Revolution" are the friendly exchanges between Emma and the peripheral Morty, a donor to the fund played by the terrific David Margulies, bristling with avuncular warmth and wise words more valuable than his millions.
"A Little Kiss" isn't an epic, all-time great episode of "Mad Men"; it's a light and enjoyable scene-setter.
Then there's Smashie and Nicey reprising the inevitable but enjoyable Operation Yewtree-themed scene Enfield and Whitehouse first staged at a charity gig two years ago.
