Sentence examples for scene meaning from inspiring English sources
Directors often talk these days about the "action" of any scene – meaning, what is the unspoken objective of the characters on stage?
A new wave of bars is revolutionising Sydney's nightlife scene, meaning that entertainment in Australia's largest city has never before been so copious, lively or accessible.
This all meant that a lot of oxygen was sucked from the normal political news scene, meaning this week's column will be somewhat abbreviated.
The scheme will be managed behind the scenes, meaning consumers will be offered a single premium by their insurer as they are now, with premium paid over to the scheme.
The deeper and shared understanding of the daily medication intake obstacle dynamic occurs when the "medication taker" can be seen in their role, as well as the roles of "others", and can see their scenery in a clearer and fuller manner, by exploring scene meanings in the capacity of spectator from an outside perspective, while using active imagination to test new performances and scenes.
Yearning for decades to find a religion that embraced all religions, and secular ethical teachings as well, he had finally followed the mantra of Seattle's indie music scene: "D.I.Y.," meaning "do it yourself".
Dornan has confirmed that he did not shoot any full-frontal nudity scenes (meaning you won't be seeing his "todger") and revealed that yes, he did visit sex dungeons while researching the famous role.
Cloud computing has changed the way we access information but more from a behind-the-scene perspective, meaning the average user doesn't get the importance of that.
Siri knows the names of these scene types too, meaning a user just has to say them to their device to trigger them.
Adam Pape's reportage photos seem to be concerned with documenting particular street scenes that gather meaning from their mundane nature.
(Remote-control icons are always on view.) Sometimes the word "unrendered" shows up on the screen, meaning a scene has been lost.
