Sentence examples for scene shaped from inspiring English sources

It reminds us that the art world of that time was a multifarious scene shaped by artists beyond Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns.

Here Sanneh listens to Kid Rock's music with Curtis Fox and talks about how his early years in Detroit's hip-hop scene shaped his identity as a country-rocker.

And how has the New Orleans art scene shaped or inspired that?

The first one on the scene shapes the news.

This scene shapes the backdrop of The Invention of Hugo Cabret, where Brian Selznick transports us to a world of action, adventure, mysterious engineers and bookish heroines.

Mr. Alexander said he still planned to run for a third term in 2014, and that stepping down from the leadership would "liberate" him to work behind the scenes shaping Republican policy.

It starts with Isabelle and a lover naked in bed, a corpulent man heaving and thrusting on top of her, but even here, where the action is incontrovertibly physical, the scene is shaped by the dialogue, which lands with the pugnacious power of smacks.

Behind the scenes, he shaped them.

But less monumental scenes have shaped my eye, too: a group of stray cats huddled over a New York manhole on a bitter winter day; a sea of barely clad humanity crowded onto Coney Island; Eleanor Roosevelt alone, carrying a suitcase.

Most of these scenes are shaped by a dynamic of violent argument fading into docile reconciliation, which Ms. Taylor and Mr. Bologna explain is also the pattern of their marriage and the secret of its success.

An art scene was shaping up.