Sentence examples for vast scene from inspiring English sources

"And this is a vast scene with a lot of physical evidence".

The vast scene, perhaps, reinforces the viewer's solitude — and makes cities seem smaller, a little more human and manageable.

As for du Bos, it follows that poets and painters have to select subjects that are appropriate to the means of their arts; a sublime rejoinder in a tragedy could only be tritely rendered on a canvas and, similarly, a vast scene full of animation that displays the mastery of the painter would only be annoying in a poem that attempted something similar.

The audience also glimpsed a salon in Venice, where Joseph Smith, a wealthy British trader and patron of Canaletto, displayed that painter's vast scenes of Venice.

Louise Arbour, the lead prosecutor, described Kosovo — a former province of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia — as "one vast crime scene".

In Baton Rouge, authorities opened up the vast crime scene where Long also wounded three officers, leaving one on life support.

5 p.m. 1. LOOK IN THE WINDOW Inaugurated in February, the avant-garde glass building known as Le 2-22 (2, rue Ste.-Catherine Est) puts Montreal's vast cultural scene at your fingertips — literally.

To the sound of drums and whistles, beneath banners saying "Resistance" and "No to Racism," they marched through the streets before assembling in the vast Heldenplatz, scene of Hitler's first speech to the Austrians after the widely supported Nazi invasion of 1938.

Dzeko & Torres, another product Toronto's vast music scene, christened the main stage on Sunday.

These juxtapositions — vast nature scenes confined to two dimensions — were noticed by Mark Lyon, who photographed them.

Although Napoleon commanded him to paint vast battle scenes, such as Marengo (1804), his real talent was for intimate genre and for drawing rather than for painting.