Sentence examples for scene questions from inspiring English sources

In a drunken scene, questions are raised about Olga Petrovna's paternity (a scene that has as its highlight a long and deliberately tedious discourse by Kuzovkin about being robbed years before of the estate that was rightfully his, and the resulting Dickensian, or Gogolian, lawsuit), and, given that we are in mid-nineteenth-century Russia, questions of property are sure to follow.

At the end of every scene, questions of multiple choice format or open questions were asked for each of the social competence dimensions (emotion regulation, perspective coordination, communication strategies).

The scene questions what became of those kids, and, more importantly to the artist's point, were their stories recorded?

Many people at the scene questioned why the police shot Snell instead of using Tasers or beanbags.

The film's best scenes question the relentless optimism of "Star Wars".

These satirical scenes question modern heroism and bring into focus the vital role these individuals play in the lives of their families and in the economy of the larger community, on both sides of the border.

Hendrik Hertzberg, who discusses Obama's address on this week's Political Scene podcast, questions the comparison.

When a human being is looking at a scene the questions are: What do I see first?

Richard Schiff ("The West Wing") plays the F.B.I. director, Jack Fickler, and in his first scene he questions Cooper's pursuit of martial arts like kickboxing.

He acknowledged the gesture with a smile and wave and then disappeared backstage, which was closed to guests because he wanted to avoid a heavy emotional scene and questions about his departure.

A video of the shooting showed that the officer shot the child within seconds of arriving at the scene, no questions asked.