Sentence examples for of its scene from inspiring English sources

The original lineup of Peter Holsapple, Chris Stamey, Will Rigby and Gene Holder play the club that was the hub of its scene.

Table 3 shows the MOSs, and it means that the general criteria on keyframe quality (i.e., contrast, blurriness, skewness, and duration of its scene) are efficient for video summarization.

Though a Torontonian through and through, he scarcely considers himself to be part of its scene, or that there is in fact a scene at all.

I forget how many times I've read it but several of its scenes linger even now, as though they were my own memories.

I hadn't seen "North Star" (1978) in at least 18 years, yet two of its scenes — the fluidly changing groupings with which it opens and the accelerating, increasingly spasm-driven gestures of the female solo — had stayed with me.

It is closer to Mad TV, since all of its scenes are taped.

Rather, it is unbalanced; every judicious statement in it feels pallid compared to the weird, fluorescent vividness of its scenes of cruelty, the shadow and therefore the twin of the eroticism that saturates Morrison's fiction.

The theme of its scenes was borrowed from Dante's Divine Comedy, and eventually it came to be called The Gates of Hell.

Time may have tarnished some of its scenes.

Although the testimony in "Shoah" is authentic, many of its scenes are staged.

Some of its scenes may be upsetting to very young children and terrifying to plants.