Sentence examples for intriguing scenes from inspiring English sources

Whether by walking through the parks and streets, or looking through a surprising peephole opened by the state-run news media, you can see unfamiliar and intriguing scenes everywhere.

So were portraits of patrons and children, intriguing scenes of artists and connoisseurs in the studio, wrestlers in the Roman streets (presented with the heroic gravity of heroes from the "Iliad"), dressy pageboys killing time at checkers and youths bathing in a river (as in Thomas Eakins some 200 years later).

It is an intriguing scene to be sure, but one with a certain "eeew" factor.

It's an intriguing scene for a racing enthusiast, with the kind of shop talk that suggests at least one car buff among the "Mad Men" writing staff.

At one point, there was an intriguing scene in which two ballerinas, in tutus and point shoes, hung on bungee cords from the flies, and men on the stage reached up to partner them.

The intriguing scene with red-clad clowns in a Renaissance garden is dated 1566 and signed with a monogram, "MO," which has so far defeated art sleuths' efforts at identification.

There's an intriguing scene in The Look of Silence in which Adi tells his wife, much to her dismay, that he has approached one of his brother's killers.

In one intriguing scene, Jaeger pilots Raleigh Becket (Charlie Hunnam) and the rookie Japanese recruit Mako Mori (Rinko Kikuchi) are seen preparing for a mind-meld that will allow them to control the enormous machine together via a neural bridge.

In one story, "The Collector," there is the intriguing scene at a table set in front of the Leaning Tower of Pisa, where a man tosses a pair of dice, followed by a scene in which his female companion responds by tossing a glass of red wine at his white shirt.

He also comes up with some rather brilliantly staged sequences: a raid on a baronial fortress by Kolhaas and his crossbowmen; a curious visit by youthful princess Marguerite that catches hunky Mads in the bath; an intriguing scene where Kolhaas is criticised by a charismatic clergyman played by Denis Lavant.

It was just an intriguing scene, full of rage, and it was so beautifully shot.