Sentence examples for sensitive scene from inspiring English sources
Shooting at a sensitive scene, where a father was despairing over his children's deaths in a fire, "I could just hold down the button and shoot," he said.
The Bachelor is a sensitive scene, it ought to have one of those signs barring all humor from the set – and here Jubilee was making light of (omg!) alone time with bachelor Ben.
While filming the scene, only essential cast and crew membersincluded Bhandarkar and his cinematographerwere present; according to Bhandarkar, it was a sensitive scene and a sensitive issue.
Lines from the Lillian Hellman play (the opera sets "The Little Foxes") have been added for story coherence, and racially sensitive scenes with black servants removed.
But before that tirade was delivered, McCarey had provided more than an hour of exquisitely sensitive scenes between Helen Hayes as the mother and Robert Walker as John.
IN October 2000, at 5 30 in the morning, a crew of 40 was squeezed into a small two-bedroom house on a residential side street of Birmingham, Ala., shooting one of the more sensitive scenes in my second film, "World Traveler".
Distributors for Martin Scorsese's Oscar-nominated crime thriller The Departed are negotiating with Chinese censors to edit out some of the politically sensitive scenes, hoping to reverse a ban preventing the film from being seen by Chinese movie-goers.
The theme of representation is also found in Kenyan photographer Mimi Cherono Ng'ok's sensitive scenes of people, animals, and landscapes from across the continent.
Part of what keeps Hornby's stories engaging are the sudden turns from sensitive scenes to those that bring out the tougher, more cynical side of his men, the side that's likely to trash whatever they find fake.
Indeed, this explanation is consistent with recent evidence showing greater activity for scenes subsequently associated with unsuccessful relative to successful recollection of object source information in posterior MTL regions sensitive to scene processing (Awipi and Davachi, 2008).
Subjects were more sensitive to scene gist in the cue condition.
