Sentence examples for public scene from inspiring English sources
"public scene" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You could use it to describe a gathering of people in a public area, or a chaotic, lively event. For example: "The opening of the new shopping mall was a vibrant public scene, with hundreds of people gathered to celebrate the grand opening."
It shows an outdoor public scene, disorderly rather than uniform.
Now, many voters are reassessing Ms. Quinn, who emerged onto the public scene as a left-leaning Chelsea activist but is now courting a broader electorate.
But with no prior presence on Egypt's political or public scene, many experts said, Justice Mansour could serve as little more than a figurehead.
He appeared only once on the public scene, as deputy of the third estate for Vermandois at the Estates-General of Blois in 1576.
The approach presented in this work has been experimented on the public Scene Background Initialization 2015 dataset and on the Scene Background Modeling Contest 2016 dataset, and it showed a performance comparable or superior to state-of-the-art methods.
Just in recent years, for example, on the public scene, Representative Gary A. Condit, Democrat of California, lied about his affair with Chandra Ann Levy (motive: self-protection).
Yet another Bush has burst onto the public scene, proving that the family is not out of Georges or tradition-steeped middle initials by which to distinguish them.
Instead he collapsed to the turf and covered his face with his hands, a private moment in a very public scene.
They resent and ridicule one another, delighting in public scenes and a notorious rivalry.
They visited the United States, their quarrels and public scenes duly observed in the world press.
His organization advocates for professional photojournalists, but notes that average citizens also have their rights infringed when stopped from photographing public scenes.
