Sentence examples for scene characterised from inspiring English sources
Almost 40 years after the Summer of Love, San Francisco's tradition of sexual and aural devilry endures in a music scene characterised by anarchic experimentation.
Olivier Hoedeman, a research and campaign coordinator at Corporate Europe Observatory and a seasoned observer of Brussels's lobbying scene, characterised the company's efforts as unprecedented in both its spending and textured lobbying techniques.
Davies' writing and Tate's performance were acclaimed, and the episode was praised for its depiction of dystopia in a scene, characterised by the internment of a foreign citizen.
As Cape Town has an entrenched illicit drug scene characterised by polysubstance use and an especially high prevalence of methamphetamine use among vulnerable women, 17 we conducted initial exploratory and pilot studies to demonstrate feasibility with drug-using women.
It hit Germany's literary scene, then characterised by a gentle realism, like a comet.
The Athens art scene is characterised by the desire to make social change through the act of creativity – even if that's at the expense of art which is conventionally beautiful.
Since the fraudulent presidential election of 2004 and subsequent orange revolution, Ukraine's political scene has been characterised by political infighting between president, government and parliament.
The band is completely out of step with the Scottish music scene, which is characterised largely by folk, experimental strands of indie and Franz Ferdinand wannabes.
Australia's music scene was once characterised by rock bands but, like the country's population itself, it is becoming increasingly diverse.
Fans, in their tens of thousands, streamed in and around the columns that hold up the horseshoe-shaped arena, as scenes that have characterised college football played out on the surrounding fields.
[Denmark] A thriving startup scene is in part characterised by its events and meetups where creativity, knowledge and contacts can be exchanged.
