Sentence examples for recurrent scene from inspiring English sources

That was a recurrent scene along the 26.2-mile course, police keeping the peace at gas stations, streets lined not with runners and spectators but with cars stuck in a petrol gridlock.

Recurrent scenes of Dora stripping naked, in auditions and films, fail to achieve the balance between dramatising sexual exploitation of women and enacting it.

The film opens with recurrent scenes of daily drudgery reminiscent of "Groundhog Day": the characters go through the same rituals in the same way day after day, seemingly with no escape.

But the pseduo-documentary style, with recurrent scenes of Mr. Roker - visiting his photographer, food stylist or wardrobe consultant and feigning nerves as he awaits a thumbs up or thumbs down from his recipe tester - do little to stir up the appetite.

Her recurrent subjects are scenes of violence against women, but they are depicted in hushed, luminous colors and soft forms reminiscent of amorous Kangra miniatures and the "national" style of Indian art developed in Bengal in the early 20th century.

The two sides also agreed to manage jointly their border, scene of recurrent violence between Nato peacekeepers and ethnic Serbs who make up the majority in northern Kosovo.

A delicious recurrent device splices together scenes of a song in the rehearsal room and images of what it would look like on a Broadway stage.

All this part of the movie is airbrushed, half-unreal, even though the scenes are recurrent.

(A recurrent score marking is "fairy-light").

Within the tradition of life-writing, there is a recurrent interest in death-bed scenes, whether they come as a repentance for past life (as in Bishop Burnet's life of the poet Rochester) or as a moment of culminating grace (as in innumerable works of hagiography).

We present semantic LMs (SELMs), which use recurrent neural network architectures and the linguistic scene of frame semantics as context.