Sentence examples for presents a scene from inspiring English sources

The Auden poem, in the voice of a despairing observer of the world's disorder, presents a scene and a persona.

In fact, the locks were probably the spawn of a 2006 Italian romance, "I Want You," which presents a scene of locking and shackling and throwing.

Shakespeare, however, presents a scene in Othello (Act II, scene 2) that takes about 25 minutes to play, yet during this scene an entire night supposedly passes.

The western part of New Britain presents a scene of overlapping styles influenced both by other areas of the island and by nearby New Guinea.

The entire city to-night presents a scene of wild excitement, accompanied by violent expressions of indignation, and the profoundest sorrow; many shed tears.

The first is "A Song on the End of the World" by Czeslaw Milosz (translated into English by his son Anthony Milosz), written in Warsaw in 1944, a poem that presents a scene of seeming calm and everyday affairs, with images of a sleepy drunkard at the edge of a lawn, vegetable peddlers in the street, women walking through fields under umbrellas.

wooded hills, its placid waters present a scene of unsurpassed loveliness.

Similarly, if you and a partner present a scene from a play, and you later write a paper using some of the insights you gained during production, you should credit the other actor.

They'd rather bypass the subject than risk presenting a scene as lurid as the bad color reproduction in certain cheap, under-the-mattress magazines that left permanent sunspots on my own adolescence.

To find out, we tested 8-month-olds by first showing them a character who acted as a helper (for instance, helping a puppet trying to open a box) and then presenting a scene in which this helper was the target of a good action by one puppet and a bad action by another puppet.

The play is referenced directly within the first 10 pages of the Laramie script as Jedidiah Schultz describes his parents' refusal to watch him present a scene from Angels in a scholarship competition because he would be playing a gay man.