Sentence examples for persons scenes from inspiring English sources

Stimulation of the lateral posterior right temporal region produced complex visual experiences of persons, scenes, group of peoples, or recognizable objects (only a few stimulation sites on the left produced these experiences).

"And he's doing almost all of it through the medium of two-person scenes.

Ms. Coppel, a young playwright with an intriguing comic voice, has built the play quite neatly, and her two-person scenes have the snap of very good sketch work.

Encouraging sensitive performances that mitigate the film's sluggish pace and fuzzy narrative, Ms. Szumowska juxtaposes two-person scenes of wordless intimacy with group expressions of casual violence.

The investigators found that the third-person scenes were significantly less upsetting, compared with bad memories recalled in the first person.

But Mr. Beah's memoir is also a grim tale full of first-person scenes of poverty and despair, rampant drug use and violent fights with bayonets and machetes.

The novel cuts cleverly between Shigri's self-told story of his assassination plans and third-person scenes from the last months of the man he is trying to murder, General Zia.

For many of the two-person scenes filmed on this street, Nolan would shoot coverage for one of the actors in the morning and do the other actor in the late afternoon.

" 'The Other Woman' is absorbing -- at times moving -- but also frustrating, relying as it does on slackly staged, overacted, two-person scenes punctuated by uninspired New York montages," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times about this adaptation from Don Roos of a novel by Ayelet Waldman.

The novel then toggles between scenes of this sort and first-person scenes narrated by a dissolute Edinburgh reporter, Cameron Colley.

I asked a screenwriter friend how she describes such a two-person scene.