Sentence examples for fascinating scene from inspiring English sources

It was a really fascinating scene.

"It's a fascinating scene," he said.

But a different, if no less fascinating, scene could be found the other afternoon at a two-story mall north of the corner of Santa Monica and Vine in Hollywood.

There's a fascinating scene in which Dowd – whose self-pitying and sentimental sense of his own cop identity never entirely leaves him – almost breaks down in tears recounting the death of another officer, shot by villains.

In one fascinating scene, Brenda laughs, pointing out the car window at a prostitute waddling down the street in just a shirt.

While some people are seen playing cards, ordering snacks, and chatting with fellow passengers (there's a fascinating scene with two young Muslims), the majority of passengers try to catch up on some much-needed sleep.

Some of the most fascinating scenes are those of Mr. Donnadieu's murderous character at home with his loving, clueless wife and daughters.

And while Loach's film contains fascinating scenes – an election crowd jeering Churchill, for example – nobody watching it can be left in any doubt that argument is its main purpose.

In the most fascinating scenes in "American Casino" — a terrific documentary chronicling the subprime-mortgage mess and the financial collapse of the past two years — a former banker for Bear Stearns sits in the dark, his face shadowed and his voice (I believe) slightly altered.

Glimpses of the automated future include a look at the X-47B, a full-size, unmanned jet that is already flying and could soon be able to land and take off on aircraft carriers ("Battlestar Galactica" fans will be reminded of Cylon Raiders), and fascinating scenes of small helicopter drones that can fly in formation or find their way through buildings, exhibiting a pilotlike intelligence.

Although the homes on display, chosen from the magazine's archives, are remarkably consistent with their inhabitants' public images, there is no shortage of fascinating scenes that beg deconstructing, like Cary Grant and Randolph Scott, dapper in matching white flannels, lounging stiffly in front of the fireplace.