Sentence examples for unequal scenes from inspiring English sources

Miller insists that the goal of "Unequal Scenes" is to convey the realities of wealth discrepancies "as objectively as possible".

Miller's "Unequal Scenes" project provides that new perspective in a series of stark aerial photos that capture just how differently the rich and poor live.

Not all drug-taking scenes are unequal.

First the "Masters of Sex" cast slammed the HBO hit drama for its gratuitous sex scenes and unequal portrayal of women.

As the pair run through their opening scene in which they discuss the unequal lot of men and women – "Why should their liberty than ours be more?" – the strange novelty of the burly sisters quickly wears off.

"It was really unequal before," she said of women in the Chinese art scene.

After this lively meal, the focus shifts to Marlene's office and her sister's home in Suffolk, in scenes dramatizing the enduring costs of being female in an unequal society.

While the scenes depicting Mack Hooper's complex relationship with the king -- consisting, in unequal parts, of affection, loyalty to the C.I.A., common sense and chilly pragmatism -- are powerfully drawn, Mr. Bromell spends more and more time on portentous cold war machinations.

The writer knew he had to set something down, to bring things to life, to make one scene inevitably follow another, and he was uneasily aware that he was unequal to the task.

Apollo managed to keep up the unequal engagement until about the time that Rodney's flagship Sandwich came upon the scene around 2 00 am.

With Billy failing to reach London and the unequal level of success in the English capital compared to France made him shun the English variety theatre scene altogether in the final years of the century.