Sentence examples for procession of scenes from inspiring English sources

It is probably better to be drunk in "Vollmond"; the procession of scenes depicts the subtle ways we control and are controlled, how we cut our companions' sense of self off at the knees while seeming to offer encouragement.

His books show a writer hungry for the speed of a quick procession of scenes, who uses flashbacks, and sharply defined visual images conveyed through montage, to make palatable the needed amount of historical explanation.

He found the voyage, during which he was free of the many pressures of Germany, stimulating for his science, and the procession of scenes from so many un-Germanic places brought out the aesthete in him.

He also determined that the show would be a seamless procession of scenes, without pause: no easy feat with four ensembles coming on and off the stage, and a total of eight floating projection surfaces doing the same.

It's in this middle section that the film really flies, a procession of tough scenes that might prove uncomfortable to watch, but they're portrayed with such raw commitment that they linger long after the film ends.

The space in which its procession of humdrum scenes – cleaning, eating, excursions – takes place is totally familiar; but because of who Michael is, this space has a different, terrible, meaning.

You have to applaud the effort, for the movie does indeed offer a procession of dead-on accurate scenes that not only could happen but, in many cases, have already happened.

Yet another mural depicts a feast against a black background: a king and several priests sit cross-legged under a canopy; a woman harpist, some musicians and dice players, and a procession of elephants complete the scene.

During the very impressive procession of chained penitents carrying pasos (scenes from the Passion) lighted by carriage lamps, she met a woman she knew.

On the southern gallery follow the only historical scene, a procession of Suryavarman II, then the 32 hells and 37 heavens of Hindu mythology.

In the provincial city of Zamora, Anderson photographed processions of large floats, called pasos, bearing sculptural tableaus of scenes from the Passion.