Sentence examples for spontaneous scene from inspiring English sources

In other shocking "House Hunters" news, it has come to light, thanks to Bobi J, that the producers often shoot five or six takes on a "spontaneous" scene.

In most pubs, you walk in and there isn't a spontaneous scene out of 'Oliver,' where everybody bursts into song and dances through the pub".

I staged the one of soldiers kissing in 1988, but this moment 11 years later was a totally spontaneous scene.

I staged the one of soldiers kissing in 1988, but this moment 11 years later was a totally spontaneous scene.

One US journalist was so angry that Iranian Jews can elect an MP of their own, he tweeted "totally spontaneous scenes from a Tehran petting zoo" when sharing an article displaying a Tehran synagogue transformed into a polling station.

There were some ugly, spontaneous scenes of celebration just after his death, mostly in the South and mostly stemming from another proclamation by Lincoln, having to do with the American promise of equality and delivered at Gettysburg a century before Kennedy's death, almost to the day.

After Kumail is interrupted by the racist heckler, Emily's mother shuts the heckler down; her monologue received a spontaneous mid-scene round of applause.

The DVD includes remarks from Mr. Pennebaker and Dylan's longtime crony Bob Neuwirth explaining which of the seemingly spontaneous backstage scenes were actually rehearsed.

In post-Christian Europe, spontaneous shrines at scenes of public tragedy have become a form of folk art, serving important functions.

Although the precise dating of his work has not been established, it is clear that he introduced more spontaneous gestures and scenes of human tenderness to 13th-century Italian painting, helping to make possible the later acceptance in Italy of emotive Gothic painting.

For the flashbacks, director Jack Bender decided to avoid making the hospital scenes similar to ER, filming mostly with handheld cameras to give a "spontaneous feel" to the scene.