Sentence examples for inventive scene from inspiring English sources

A daringly inventive scene of Birkin in the nude — a slow tracking shot from her toes to her face, scanning her body like a landscape and ending in a confrontational closeup — conveys an eroticism that's vibrant with complicity and breathless curiosity.

A daringly inventive scene of Birkin in the nude a slow tracking shot from her toes to her face, scanning her body like a landscape and ending in a confrontational closeup conveys an eroticism that's vibrant with complicity and breathless curiosity.

In "Runt," written by Daniel Pennac, whose name adorns the majestic little ocean liner that cruises past the beach at St . Tropezin one of the show's many inventive scenes, these companies and artists have concocted a richly rewarding show that embraces life from its buoyant heights to its psychological depths.

You see it in the city's hard-working and inventive theater scene.

She a former Miss Coney Island and her husband, and co-performer a disabled artist... that version also had the most inventive sex scene involving fruit and vegetables".

But given Sydney's inventive dining scene it could be here to stay.

He decorated several chambers of the Doges' Palace with a number of inventive mythological scenes.

Mr. Bintley was most inventive in scenes for the leading characters.

It has great actors (Christopher Eccleston, Jonathan Pryce, Dennis Quaid) hamming it up and inventive action scenes that are worth seeing on a big screen.

Now that China has begun to crack down even harder than usual on artists and activists who criticize the government and seek free public expression (as Evan Osnos has reported), I've wondered whether the country's vigorous, brave, and inventive independent-film scene would be threatened.

The production, which opened on Wednesday (Valentine's Day, of course) at the TriBeCa Playhouse, directed by Jeff Cohen, is somewhat rickety; the set, a pastel-colored pop-up box of the city skyline, is low-budget inventive, but the scene changes are slow and awkward, and the play is unevenly cast.