Sentence examples for scene states from inspiring English sources

But the film's opening scene states that it was inspired by real events, and at the end it gives a credit to Jonas's book.

Reading the translation of the myth of Myrrha by Dryden as a comment on the political scene, states Lee, is partly justified by the characterization done by the historian Julian Hoppit on the events of the revolution of 1688: To most a monarch was God's earthly representative, chosen by Him for the benefit of His people.

In this scene, state's attorney Rhonda Pearlman Deirdre Lovejoyy) offers him a deal she thinks he can't refuse.

Reports from the scene stated that the first bodies were being removed last night in a recovery effort hampered by difficult terrain and bad weather.

Aron, a familiar observer of the American scene, stated, in part, that the American budget imbalance was what had first ahaken confidence in the dollar.

Another first responder on the scene stated, "It was too hot to touch anybody and I really couldn't tell if they were men or women.

Jayma Mays, who plays Emma, one of the directors in that scene, stated in an interview that she thought Kurt was "good".

Raimi later dismissed the short film, but complimented that scene, stating that it was "the only part of It's Murder! that really worked well.

In an April 2006 article, an XXL columnist wrote of the history and impact of the Queensbridge hip hop scene, stating " Since the 1980s, New York City's Queensbridge Housing Projects has been documented perhaps better than any other geographic location.

In 2010 Mark Harrison of Den of Geek listed the character's exit from the TARDIS as the tenth greatest companion farewell scene stating that it was "great to get a glimpse of the Doctor outright booting someone out".

Owen noted the Christ-like imagery of the scene, stating, "Is it any wonder Clark gets tied up there since Superman, too, was 'sent to save us'?" Echoing Owen, DVD Verdict noted the same symbolism: Superman is, in a way, the secular pop culture stand-in for Jesus Christ, a messiah figure for our generation.