Sentence examples for its scene of from inspiring English sources
Among the most famous is Mary McCarthy's novel "The Group," from 1963, with its scene of a humiliated girl sitting in Washington Square Park with her contraceptive "pessary".
The black content of Hughie Lee-Smith's "Stranger" (1957-58), wits itscenene of a pale-skinned man standing alone against a bleak landscape, was retrospective.
When it came out in 1979, Bernardo Bertolucci's "Luna" elicited much talk about its scene of incest between mother and adolescent son.
With its scene of camels and wild boars set in a mountain landscape, it may be Chinese-made but modeled on a nomadic prototype.
He is notorious for his 2002 play Stitching, in which a couple grieving the death of their baby unravel, anticipating Lars von Trier's film Antichrist with its scene of female genital mutilation.
On the other hand, Louis Stettner's "Penn Station (Hopper Woman)" from 1958 is right on track, with its scene of a lone woman's face in a train stopped along a dark station platform, a lone male standing in the distance.
The Met will review its scene-of-crime procedures, the way it records crimes, its internal inspections and liaison between uniformed officers and the CID.
It's impossible to discuss "Selma" without mentioning how timely it is in its scenes of protest and police brutality.
In its scenes of disease it politely wrinkles its nose before hurrying on.
The Channel Three program--which circulated on YouTube, until the Landmark subpoenaed the site and got it suppressed--seemed to carefully select its scenes of abuse and brainwashing, out of context.
A division of Warner Brothers has pulled Clint Eastwood's "Hereafter" from theatres in Japan, deeming it "not appropriate" at this time due to its scenes of the 2004 tsunami.
