Sentence examples for produce scenes from inspiring English sources

A reviewer for the Spokane Chronicle praised the film for its superb acting, writing that "[even] the great producer [Ziegfeld] would have been unable to produce scenes of magnitude and splendor that are given as part of the picture telling his life".

In "White," a "dance on film," Lang and the artist Shinichi Maruyama spliced together phrases filmed at varying speeds to produce scenes in which languid movement coexisted with hectic pace.

Bruce Davison and Janet McTeer, as an American couple whose marriage seems to be collapsing in mutual recrimination, and Chris Walker and Lia Williams, as their British counterparts, produce scenes of comparable intensity.

Locked by Willy in a room so that she would write without distractions, the young Colette drew on her own experiences as a girl from the provinces and as a young married woman with a libertine husband to produce scenes from the life of the young ingénue.

Based on Jay Parini's 1990 novel, which draws heavily on diaries kept by the couple and by other men and women in their circle, this production, directed by Michael Hoffman, is like a great night at the theatre — the two performing demons go at each other full tilt and produce scenes of Shakespearean affection, chagrin, and rage.

This process of transference can produce scenes of a strikingly sexual cast, although the artist maintains that her male-female interactions are not conceived of as erotic.

The storm has produced scenes of flooding and at least one death.

Last weekend's widespread snow across Britain produced scenes as joyful and exuberant as ever.

The treacherous roads produced scenes of havoc involving Texas drivers unused to snow.

In New York, he and Nilsson were said to have "produced scenes unequalled in box-office memory".

The bombs this morning produced scenes of carnage and fire, sending panicked and wounded people streaming into the city streets.