Sentence examples for scene of herself from inspiring English sources

Sexton begins her new book with a harrowing scene of herself at 44, slitting her veins with a paring knife in the bathtub while her sons sleep nearby.

In 2011, a controversy broke out for her film Force, in a wedding sequence scene of herself and John Abraham.

She described a scene of herself in a hospital bed -- no hair, gaunt and clinging onto life.

After watching scenes of herself bathed in soft light with a series of close-ups of her smile, Ms. Chuang told Yumi Cho, who has known Ms. Chuang since they were both at Barnard College, that she thought he might have a crush on her.

Only afterward does she discuss the power to transfix an audience with a performance; her first thought is of her presence, not her craft, and Moreau replicates that idea in two scenes of herself — or, rather, of Sarah — on movie sets.

To avoid spoilers, let's just say that one is a scene of Marion driving by herself, and the other is a scene featuring flashbacks from Lady Bird's point of view.

In the first scene of "First Years," Anna distinguishes herself by winning a belching contest.

In 1926, Porter shows, she went to the trouble of inventing an interview with herself — a scene of a journalist badgering the author as she waits for a train in Grand Central Terminal.

And, in one scene of her bathing, she looks at herself in a mirror, doubling her image.

She dreamed herself onto Pennsylvania Avenue "in a scene of great anguish and trouble".

Catalina Sandino Moreno delivers a strong, sympathetic performance and, though the action in New York is somewhat flat, the scenes of Maria filling herself up with drugs are wince-inducing and brilliant, and earn their place among the most memorable moments, not just at the festival, but in any cinema this year.