Sentence examples for terms the scene from inspiring English sources

(Fear not, all those who lack the courage to brave "127 Hours": while realistically rendered in stage terms, the scene is hardly cinematic in its gore).

It's a fine moment, but, though it suggests the wider historical perspectives of cultural change, it never renders them in individual, intimate terms; the scene's touch of melodrama remains generic.

Looking out that window today, you might not necessarily term the scene "Hopperesque".

We agree it raises awareness of a serious matter but in terms of the scene, unfortunately it does not pass the test in terms of the act or the guidelines.

"The thing she never did was to tell people what to do in terms of the scene," Ms. Shaw said.

Greek historiography had defined ways of depicting history: one could analyze events in plain terms, set the scene with personalities, or heighten the dramatic appeal of human action.

In terms of the scene being small, and insular and close-knit, I don't care about that.

Similarly, "forced" bi ― when the dominant partner "makes" the submissive partner (usually male) engage in sexual activities with a partner of the same sex ― isn't actually forced, as the client and sex worker would have negotiated the terms before the scene begins.

In contrast, the main issue is that databases contain biased annotations and a few scarcely informative terms dominate the scene.

Then, last year, the genre's unexpected resurrection (in pop terms; the underground scene had bubbled along regardless) took off with a series of painfully inane smashes from Wiley and Tinchy Stryder, the dons of underground clans Roll Deep and Ruff Sqwad respectively.

J x t(x) is direct attenuation term, representing the scene radiation decay effect in the medium; A(1−t(x)) is airlight term, describing the light scattering from atmosphere particles inducing color distortion.