Sentence examples for is scene from inspiring English sources
noun
The location of an event that attracts attention.
Shanghai, like all of China, is scene to one of the world's starkest class divides, but the chaotic street life blurs the lines.
There is scene after scene in which male politicians come into the shot and there is a phalanx of women traveling in their wake, heels clicking as they follow The Man down the hall.
This picture is a marvellous work of art and entirely justified when there is scene after scene of nauseating and obscene violence which is real, not imaginary - and to my mind more harmful.
Yet, while this is scene is hardly out of the ordinary during the summer season in Magaluf, midnight on Monday marked the introduction of a series of new laws designed to crackdown on the behaviour of the island's British visitors.
However, after a studio re-edit and rescoring what we actually get is scene after disjointed scene of Cage apparently channelling Victor Meldrew, all but stamping his foot and shouting "I DON'T BELIEEEEVE IT!" in the face of his imminent existential demise.
The proposed method is scene independent but not viewpoint independent.
As the story's odious playboy-snob, Mr. Hoffman is scene-stealingly wonderful (Maslin).
As the story's odious playboy-snob, Mr. Hoffman is scene-stealingly wonderful.
Seann William Scott returns as the grinningly offensive but good-natured Stifler, and Eugene Levy is scene-stealingly back as Jim's lovable dad.
Red is scene-stealing, so I give it a low-key support act of flicky black eyeliner and curled, blackest lashes.
Snow is scene-setting, and conjures up images of loved-up, hand-holding couples and rosy-cheeked children sledging through wintry forests.
