Sentence examples for scene much from inspiring English sources

Even that wouldn't have spiced up the sporting scene much.

One hue after another surreptitiously invades the scene, much to small children's delight.

What he saw was a brutal bloody scene much more akin to a suicide attempt.

In another scene much is made of a waitress who has difficulty remembering her customers' orders.

We stand in awe of the scene, much like the single observer that the artist has painted into the foreground.

Pushed to name his absolute favourite cities, he continues: "Paris has got a really great world music scene and a great jazz scene, much better than London.

Yet, behind the scenes, much remained on a razor's edge, not least on the question of disarmament.

Apart from the battle scenes, much of "War Horse" has the feeling of nineteen-fifties family entertainment — it's leisurely, hearty, sentimental, overexplicit.

Questioned gently by reporters about her qualifications, Mrs. Carnahan said, "Jean Carnahan, I think, is someone who worked behind the scenes much of the time.

But behind the scenes, much of the strategic work came from Goddard Claussen, the public affairs company whose "Harry and Louise" commercials helped defeat President Bill Clinton's health care overhaul efforts.

In addition to the extensive research on natural scenes, much of vision research has (effectively) studied vision at a glance using artificial, psychophysics-style stimuli (e.g., Gabors, simple 2D/3D shapes, synthetic textures, etc).