Sentence examples for scenes exist from inspiring English sources

What's real and what's fantasy in this film isn't always clear (although I'm pretty sure the duel, muck-throwing and horsewhipping scenes exist only in Severine's mind).

Indigenous hip-hop and club-music scenes exist across Africa; besides kuduro, the dancehall, reggae-flavored hiplife from Ghana and kwaito music from South Africa, inflected with hip-hop and house music, have been thriving for years.

It has the feel of a tribute play, in which scenes exist only because that's the way things happened in real life to the real-life people who inspired the characters.

Today, five distinct swing scenes exist on the island: Cork, Kilkenny, Dublin, Galway and Belfast.

If only one or two scenes exist, the event will be ruled as the non-highlight event.

The event is organised by Associazione Amici di Lancianovecchia Museums dedicated specifically to paper Nativity scenes exist in Pečky, Zábrdí.

Much of the film balances on Mr. Lane (played by Peter Sarsgaard), the editor who eventually discovered that many of Mr. Glass's best characters and scenes existed only in the space between his ears.

The kidnapper's mounting frustration comes off as an exaggerated form of the frustration that the boy's own father must have felt if that father is as tight-lipped as the one played by Saito in "I Was Born, But…" (I wonder whether the script for his scenes exists).

You're trying to fulfill the writers intent and figure out why does this scene exist.

I had no idea that any kind of electronic scene existed at all.

Unbeknownst to the five occupants of the vehicle, this scene exists also in cyberspace.