Sentence examples for scene echoing from inspiring English sources

Last week, in a scene echoing the civil rights era in the South, the FBI was called in and the NAACP held a protest march over Lacy's death.

In the background of Elizabeth's portrait is a hunting scene echoing that of the double portrait, and two ladies sit on an artificial mound of a type fashionable in garden design at the time.

In a familiar scene echoing the frequently confrontational demonstrations in Hong Kong last year, police this weekend arrested 38 in the city's latest protest against mainland Chinese intrusions on the Southeast Asian financial hub.

As a result, he's so lovable as the supposedly calculating Tommy that by the time the second act gets under way and includes a Tommy-Betsy veranda scene echoing South Pacific's Emile de ForbushNellie Forbush denouement, Danza advocates have to be plugging for Betsy to choose the seductive Tommy over the klutzy Jack and then stick to her choice.

In a scene echoing the torture chamber basement of Martin Vanger, from The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, we're shown that his studio is in fact an underground lair, his "dark room", within which he drugs young girls and puts them into compromising poses before shooting them – with a camera, that is.

Thus, although patients could provide rich semantic, associative, and contextual information, they specifically could not imagine the spatial structure of the scene, echoing their performance on the scene construction task.

Across town, in Abu Chir, residents looking at another ordinary scene echoed Mr. Massoum.

(The scene  echoes the famous "It's shite being Scottish, we're the lowest of the low" lines yelled by Ewan McGregor's Renton in Trainspotting).

Here, when the doctors and nurses start syncing and dancing to "At the Hop," the scene echoes the music video insert so common in movies now.

In some ways, the scene echoed the mass rallies that took place in the streets of Havana during the international struggle over Elian Gonzalez last spring.

The scene echoed with the underexplored truth that dads sometimes have an easier time of their children coming out than mums.