Sentence examples for temple scene from inspiring English sources

He also elaborated on some of Roussel's direction, adding touches like replacing a white stone in a Shiva temple scene with a white bull, representing Nandi, Shiva's general.

The remainder of the march quickly turned into such a ceaseless military fiasco that it reminded an artillery captain "of the temple scene from 'Orlando Furioso.'" A mighty rainstorm doused the countryside in floods and washed out roads.

In August, as Stanton was in the midst of trimming half of the Thark temple scene he'd so painstakingly reshot, he flew to London to film Sab Than (Dominic West) having a clarifying conversation about the Thern plot.

While Ms. Blythe offered the most memorable performance, there were also some vocally alluring moments in the temple scene in Act I, when Lori Guilbeau, who sang with a strong and luminous soprano, made her Met debut as the Priestess.

Munching a pickle, I asked how come the current trial of Maria Hsia -- the longtime Gore fund-raiser charged with using Buddhist nuns as conduits for $140,000 in illegal contributions -- was being held in Washington, rather than near the Hacienda Heights, Calif., temple, scene of the alleged crime.

Herod's taunting of Jesus -- "prove to me that you're divine, change my water into wine" -- by a screamingly over-the-top Bruce Dow, coupled with a decadent temple scene -- men garbed in gold shorts and chains -- is entertaining.

In theory, the king of Egypt was the high priest of every god, and in all important ceremonies he alone was depicted in the temple scenes as the officiant.

The reciprocal dialogues between king and deity which regularly appear in traditional temple scenes and which validate the blessings uttered by the gods are not feasible in Akhenaten's religion, in which the primary deity has no mouth to speak.

The temple scenes were a homage to Maxfield Parrish's 1922 painting "Daybreak".

'Dishonor' Honored Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti has been named the winner of this year's Susan Smith Blackburn prize of $10,000 and a Willem de Kooning lithograph for her play "Behzti" ("Dishonor"), left, which made international headlines when its temple setting and scenes of murder and rape touched off violent protests by hundreds of Sikhs in Birmingham, England, and forced its closing late last year.

All this lush nature is referenced in the ancient texts, tombs and temples, scenes of hunting gazelles and lions – and you look at the country today and it's really devastated".