Sentence examples for scene arise from inspiring English sources

To Mr. Helmrich, whose trilogy will be shown at the Museum of Modern Art beginning Thursday (with a Sept. 28 showing of "Position Among the Stars" on HBO2), his innovations — like the SteadyWing, a camera mount with handlebars, and the placing of a camera on a bamboo pole (to get that trestle scene) — arise out of a philosophy that he calls single-shot cinema.

The warmth of the scene arises partly, one supposes, out of the coldness of Fiona's domestic affairs.

That scene arises in response to her artistic frustration, an impotence that July captures in a piercing set of point-of-view shots, in which Sophie gazes blankly at the floor, at fabric, at furniture.

The surreal scene arises not from magic, but from plankton that have evolved to glow in order to startle or distract fish and other potential predators.

When PET MARKET project arrived in Berlin this past summer, the attention it attracted from passerbys served to highlight the shift in the raw East Berlin arts scene arising after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

New local music scenes arise organically from fan bases, and so it is here in Connecticut.

The problems with obtaining colour information from naturally illuminated outdoor scenes arise from the uncontrolled changes to both the intensity and the spectral power distribution of daylight.

Neither source of visual information can support scene learning on its own, because significant impairments in scene learning arise after both Fx and frontal-inferotemporal disconnection individually.

Add to that picture the multiethnic population that has swarmed into this rapidly growing city of 1.1 million, and it seems inevitable that a teeming cafe and restaurant scene would arise.

Or do such scenes always arise naturally from the demands of the plot?

The same could certainly be said for the U.S. rave scene that would arise in the 90s.