Sentence examples for lit scenes from inspiring English sources
Aficionados of Cronenberg's cinematic work will not be surprised to find a lot of exquisitely detailed, voyeuristic body-horror: people's physical parts are exposed, wired up, or cut off in carefully lit scenes, always being filmed or photographed by the characters.
Essentially for artificial lit scenes.
Unusually for a cartoon, A Christmas Carol takes the time for some slow, quiet, dimly lit scenes which establish just how isolated and misanthropic Scrooge is.
Painters of the early Baroque style rendered dramatically lit scenes of unidealized large-scale figures placed up against the front of the picture plane.
Take Blade Runner, with its amazingly lit scenes, dark areas and beams of light through long corridors – that all seems to come from Caravaggio.
Her latest film, The Intern, promises plenty of beautifully lit scenes of her in beautifully designed buildings wearing beautifully designed outfits.
Much has changed since I last saw him, and he admits that defining male sexuality interests him because of his own recent narrative: last time I saw him he had just started seeing the writer Stephanie Theobald, a relationship that caused some raised eyebrows: though bisexual, he was regarded as the darling of the gay lit scene, while she was a bi-baiting lesbian.
Most of them are from today's independent lit scene, with some random ones mixed in there.
What may hold even more promise than the lit scene is the burgeoning community of furry fanartists that's sprung up alongside it.
The everyday, low-lit scenes of high streets and schoolrooms that fill her poems stand as a necessary counterpoint to the picture postcard Scotland of lochs and moors and mountaintops.
For some decades now they have specialised in "Hell Houses" in which terrified American teenagers, herded by "demons", are shown graphic strobe-lit scenes of brawlers, suicides and drug-takers, as plausibly infernal as any medieval imagining.Hell looms just as large in the online "Catholic Encyclopedia".
