Sentence examples for scene apart from inspiring English sources

So is Trump, who, on Tuesday, described himself as a "very big Second Amendment person," and suggested that the problem in Umpqua was that no one on the scene, apart from the twenty-six-year-old shooter, was armed.

It's an abstract piece that draws its influence from Navajo blankets rather than traditional European sources, a tendency that set the LA scene apart from New York and Europe.

Like Renaissance artists, Desargues freely admitted the point at infinity into his demonstrations and showed that every set of parallel lines in a scene (apart from those parallel to the sides of the canvas) should project as converging bundles at some point on the "line at infinity" (the horizon).

What do you think sets the LA music scene apart from say New York, or other cities in the world?

A quite ordinary scene, apart from tonight the lead singer is a Christian and his backing singers, two young men with their arms draped over each other's shoulders, one of them is Muslim, and the other is Jewish.

Against all those odds, DJs, promoters, and fans alike were united in their quest to listen to the tunes they loved a mentality that infused gigs with warmth and community spirit, which set Singapore's scene apart from other global drum and bass capitals.

An eerie air hangs over the novel, but Ms. Jones has a talent for making even scenes apart from the central mystery feel suspenseful.

This one is no different.

Toward the end sexual hysteria pervades the scene, with everyone apart and masturbating (although there is no nudity).

The sculptures, which she also photographed set against the Cornish skyline, were a celebration of the idea that the artist exists within the visible scene and not apart from it.

A last-minute booking finds them playing a backwater dive that turns out to be skinhead central, full of neo-Nazis, and when one of the band stumbles into a murder scene, things fall apart.