Sentence examples for specifically a scene from inspiring English sources

Specifically, a scene where it is himself and Matt Fishbeck flying down the (Pacific Coast Highway) in a refurbished convertible.

Over 65,000 people had signed a petition to say the video was offensive to Muslims, specifically a scene in which Perry, styled as an Egyptian queen, turns a man wearing a pendant with the word "Allah" on it to dust by shooting him with lightning.

In a 2013 NPR article, Gene Demby interviewed Claire Schmidt, a professor at the University of Missouri, who traced an early iteration of the stereotype to the Klan-lionizing 1915 film Birth of a Nation, specifically a scene in which a Black legislator one of many shown behaving poorly in a town hall is depicted eating fried chicken.

Others reported becoming unconscious during the film Prometheus – specifically during a scene where a woman performs surgery on herself to remove a space alien from her gut.

Specifically, in a scene that included brief full-frontal male nudity, my takeaway from the encounter was not about the man's genitals or his verbalizations in the throes of passion.

Specifically, scene after scene in the film is labeled, "New York, New York," as if the experiences of people in this competitive and unique market – a place where leveling up to something better is a way of life – could somehow represent a universal truth applicable to all of Tinder's estimated 50 million users.

"We've never built a piece with embroidery in mind before," said Altuzarra referring to a series of dresses that were specifically inspired by a scene from the film "Orlando" in which the protagonist wakes up as a woman in a Tuareg desert tribe.

Producer Don Hahn recalled that Irons "really wanted to play with the words and the pacing," specifically referring to a scene in which Scar, voiced by Irons, coaxes Simba onto a rock and tricks the young cub to stay there and await his father's arrival alone, dubbing it "a father and son ... thing".

The video for the song on Swift's "Reputation" album dropped at midnight on Friday and has since been sparking controversy, specifically because of a scene in which Swift is rocking a nude bionic bodysuit, similar to the look Scarlett Johansson had in the contentious film "Ghost in the Shell". .

The lyric specifically refers to a scene from Tina Turner's biopic in which Ike Turner forced Tina to eat cake by pushing her face into the cake; the film is based on Tina Turner's real-life experience with a jealous and violent husband.

Specifically, it looks like a scene about two-thirds of the way through, where the zombies or the aliens have destroyed almost everything and the survivors are rushing around tent cities trying to find their spouses before the president turns up with the special agents and the reluctant scientist to fix everything – except that this isn't the movies, and the president is very far away.