Sentence examples for subject of scene from inspiring English sources

Scoping searches revealed that few articles primarily addressed the subject of scene safety at terrorist incidents, but relevant information was included in many other articles that described the response to terrorist incidents.

There is heterogeneity in the focus and quality of this literature, and 307 articles addressing the subject of scene safety were assessed for information regarding the threats encountered at terrorist incidents.

Thomas's case had been the subject of Scenes of a Crime, Blue Hadaegh and Grover Babcock's 2011 documentary.

These dogged him and became the subject of a scene in the television series "Louie".

(Even unsigned works frequently identify the subject of the scene with a caption-like explanation on the reverse).

The subject of this scene of mercenary love is derived from a painting by the Utrecht-school artist Dirck van Baburen in the collection of Vermeer's mother-in-law, while the deep reds and yellows and the strong chiaroscuro effects are reminiscent of Rembrandt's style of painting.

These surreal surface textures pair well with Mockrin's compositional choice to crop her subjects in unnatural ways so just one hand, or the top of a woman's flower crown-adorned head, for example, is the subject of a scene otherwise occupied by wildlife.

The subject of these scenes plays out in his life and career in ways which reveal him to be suffering the aftermath of some fatally devastating emotional blow.

James Rutenbeck is not about to give you any hints as to what he finds so fascinating about the St .Patrick Parish in Lawrence, Mass., the subject of his "Scenes From a Parish" Tuesday night on PBS's "Independent Lens".

The practicalities of gay life in the mid-sixties are the subject of remarkable scenes in hotel rooms where the show's participants talk about their "husbands," their relationships with parents and neighbors, the option of sex-reassignment surgery, and their efforts to deal with the draft, which loomed before all young men during the Vietnam War.

In Milk's documentaries, it's more subtle: a scene in Clouds Over Sidra where you start by looking at a line of boys sat on the floor, before following their gazes to see the main subjects of the scene: a pair of wrestlers.