Sentence examples for scene captures from inspiring English sources

Another scene captures Mr. Hanson's attention.

The scene captures brilliantly her fear and mounting paranoia.

But if any scene captures the reality of the new Lib Dem leader's life it is this.

When Jane takes a washcloth to bathe Maudie, though, the scene captures the essence of the work.

The scene captures a global reality: in much of the world, traditional mood-altering substances such as cocaine and heroin are in decline.

He also, in one remarkable scene, captures exactly the Scottish soldiers' mixture of professional awe and moral revulsion as they watch a massive American aerial bombardment in Iraq.

Troughton is equally fine in this scene, capturing the character's naked defencelesness when his certainties are eroded.

In the filmmaker's minds, the scene captured Franklin's gift for inspiring people, not just to be Olympic champions but to be more caring, connected people.

In the winters of the 1860s and '70s, ice skaters flocked to the Pond, a scene captured in a vivid and popular Charles Parsons lithograph, published by Currier & Ives.

He also visits Pittsburgh to determine if the transvestite ball scene captured in "Paris Is Burning" (1990) is still in vogue.

Tempers flared and, in a scene captured on YouTube, Mr. Redissi and Zied Krichen, the editor of the newspaper Al Maghreb, tried to leave.