Sentence examples for scenes to feel from inspiring English sources

"I like the music scenes to feel like fantasy," Campbell told me.

"I want the scenes to feel dark but I still want you to be able to see it," he said.

When she took on the assignment of staging the routines in Magic Mike XXL, however, the 38-year-old choreographer had to dial her inner oversexed guy up to 11. "We wanted those scenes to feel daring and dirty," she says.

At the same time the filmmakers didn't want the new scene to feel too wacky.

Matt wanted that scene to feel romantic, and all I could think of was Mr. Valentino and Betty and lace and how she's the immaculate bride.

If a director wants a score or scene to feel sad and lonely, but they mentioned they don't want piano at all, I might gravitate toward using string or woodwind instruments and I definitely wouldn't try piano.

I wanted the rape scene to feel palpably violent and difficult to watch, so that it's able to break through the surface of that a little bit".

But yes, we were encouraged by media attention and by a very lively local tech/party scene to feel like we were on top of an enormous wave.

ARTS STARS MAKING THE ROUNDS Just past the midpoint of Fashion Week, the scene begins to feel a bit like the fictional village of Stepford: a small town where you keep seeing the same perfectly primped people over and over.

It was another financial blow that nearly finished us at a time when the dance scene started to feel overblown, the superclubs no longer deserving of their "super" prefix.

The Bitola actors reached far beyond the surface brutality and lamentations of Shakespeare's script, whose repeated death scenes can begin to feel numbing in lesser productions.