Sentence examples for peripheral scene from inspiring English sources

To amplify top-down effects on eye movements, a task manipulation was designed to prioritize peripheral scene features: a map task.

The last film of the so-called Koker trilogy was Through the Olive Trees (1994), which expands a peripheral scene from Life and Nothing More into the central drama.

The whole scene, peripheral vision included, was unnervingly crisp.

For instance, Panasonic's new Scene mode, Peripheral Defocus, lets users take a photo where the foreground is in focus and background is blurred – or vice versa.

If I hadn't been a peripheral player on the scene then maybe, but I'd been close enough to imagine details.

He removed scenes, excised peripheral characters, shuffled the story, and shaved the 220-minute running time by 50%.

Once again Williams appeared a peripheral figure on the world scene.

"And, it was a person who wasn't peripheral to the plot?" The scene is sad but not grim.

Other composites display fragmentary resemblances to Smith, Harrington, Gibson himself, and figures more peripheral to the black literary scene in Paris, such as the West Indian writer CLR James, who appears to have been used as the basis for the character called Cato.

The couple moved to Majorca in 1957; although she visited and exhibited in Australia thereafter, she did not return to live, and became peripheral to the Australian art scene.

But these are decorative scenes that are peripheral to the heart of the drama.