Sentence examples for scene matters from inspiring English sources

But the Supreme Court rejected that ruling, noting that distance from the scene matters.

The connection to a music scene matters, because it fleshes out what would otherwise be just a catwalk fancy, making it more likely to take root on the high street.

Every scene matters and every scene is made to look like it matters.

It has been decades since machine support has, on the national scene, mattered as much as a telegenic smile, a good media adviser, cash for television ads and a well-run polling operation.

Because causation was weak, the reader did not have the sense that the scene mattered enough for the amount of space it was being given, and so there was a sense of shapelessness.

Long after humanity has disappeared from the scene, matter will still undergo the transitions that we call quantum events.

Behind the scenes, matters were less rosy.

But behind the scenes matters were more fractious, with festival director Moritz de Hadeln claiming Venice's top prize had become "without value" in the eyes of American distributors.

Not long ago, I wrote a piece on why YA sex scenes matter -- in a nutshell, because they're pretty much the only form of sex-positive, female-centric sexiness on the market.

For fans of the 1980s movie "Footloose," few scenes matter more than Kevin Bacon's "angry dance" where the then-25-year-old mixes bombastic gymnastic tricks with high-flying stunts as he thrashes around an empty warehouse to the song "Never" by Moving Pictures.

"It's just coming out to play hard every time and being enthusiastic, no matter the scene, no matter where we are," forward-center Tony Parker said.