Sentence examples for whose scenes from inspiring English sources

Their affection, however, is palpable, especially when they are arguing about whose scenes are funnier.

Owen McCafferty, whose Scenes from the Big Picture enjoyed success at the National Theatre, provided a sharp script.

Chris Hietikko has a hard job as Toby Felker, the defense lawyer, whose scenes tend most to drag.

But a larger problem is that Mr. Damon and Mr. Douglas, whose scenes together are the backbone of the film, appear to have the opposite of chemistry.

The two-minute trailer, whose scenes reference equivalents in the 1991 cartoon, was viewed 127.6m times following its release on 13 November.

This visual descent into murkiness was also characteristic of Low Winter Sun, some of whose scenes required night-vision goggles to watch.

That bland, trivializing life infuriates the screenwriter whose scene of "Caritas Romana" was not filmed.

Allegorical fictions are often psychological dramas whose scene is the mind; then their protagonists are personified mental drives.

Nearby is Titian's Concert Champêtre, whose scene of two clothed men and two naked women in a soft, yielding countryside was another iconic work for the impressionists.

PAGE A18 Obituaries MIRA ROSTOVA, 99 A longtime New York acting teacher whose scene-by-scene, line-by-line coaching of Montgomery Clift earned his unwavering devotion -- and the aggravation of not a few of Clift's directors and co-stars.

There are three great treats in this installment of the Potter franchise: Harry's first kiss; the ethereal Luna Lovegood (Evanna Lynch, who won the part in a contest and is extraordinarily good); and the horrid new Professor of the Dark Arts, Dolores Umbridge, played by Imelda Staunton, whose scene-stealing, fascinatingly nasty performance is among the best in the series.