Sentence examples for example of a scene from inspiring English sources

The Indian wedding spectacle is an example of a scene that tends to be described again and again.

He gave the example of a scene in a film by Mohsen Makhmalbaf, depicting an old woman who lives with her son.

Describing the onstage action, he said, "This is an example of a scene from the movie that we just picked up and put in the script.

She also described an example of a scene from the movie "Hitch" in which Will Smith suffers an allergic reaction to his food.

Besides answering these questions, each group must include in its television show proposal an example of a scene that would appear in the show.

Can you offer an example of a scene that was improved by ad-libbing?

'Revolution 2.0' is a classic example of how a scene breaks down when a high status player doesn't share the narrative with the other players in the scene.

Stahr's example of a great scene involves a series of gestures, gazes, and intimations; he himself has no idea what the underlying story is.

An example of a traffic scene with its constructed background and the extracted vehicle masks is shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 (a) A traffic scene, (b) the constructed background, and (c) the extracted vehicles.

One example of a natural scene property is the greater prevalence of strong image gradients along the cardinal (horizontal and vertical) orientations, in images projected from both indoor and outdoor scenes.

The show's occasional attempts to add pathos to his condition — I'm thinking, for example, of an uncomfortable scene in the first season that chronicled his first intimate moment with his wife after eight years in captivity — never went anywhere.