Sentence examples for scenes of struggle from inspiring English sources

"A Jornada," to music by Marcelo Zarvos, played by an ensemble called Zarvos and Group, began with scenes of struggle recalling that capoeira was invented by African slaves.

Everything else is wondrously fierce and overheated, and this restoration raises the melodramatic temperature by interpolating pop-eyed silent-movie reaction shots and expertly choreographed scenes of struggle and riot.

And yet the garden can be a scene of struggle between the old guard, which seeks to maintain the status quo, and the more youthful forces for change and modernity.

But in Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city, which also has been the scene of struggle between separatists and supporters of the Ukrainian government, the OSCE met with deputies of the regional assembly.

One set of black and white photo images depict pastoral, almost Romantic scenes in the top of each frame while underneath another scene of struggle and death mounts in the same manner that images on a computer screen crawl upward consuming a previous image.

The frieze is so arranged that scenes of conflict and struggle flank "Tara", the plantation house that is Scarlett O'Hara's home and inspiration.

In 805 Laconia became part of the Byzantine Empire, and throughout the Middle Ages it was the scene of struggles between Slavs, Byzantines, Franks, Turks, and Venetians.

The west pediment, with a scene of struggling men and centaurs, has something of the rigid formality of the Archaic spirit, but here—and in the metopes that show the labours of Heracles the artist has acutely observed differences of age in the human bodies and differences of expression pain, fear, despair, disgust in the faces.

It promptly became the scene of struggles among competing political groups and experienced several internal revolutions.

Interspersed with the tense, gray scenes of their struggle are interviews with New York culinary lions.

At dusk, audience members walk the grounds, accompanied by a narrator and a choir, as scenes of brutality, struggle, endurance, and escape play out in song, dance, and storytelling.