Príklady scenic

• The scenic display was extraordinary and may well have consumed a large percentage of the spectators' attention.

• Prior to the 1950s, conservation groups relied on sympathetic federal agency officials to secure scenic areas for preservation and to limit development.

• The geomorphologic structure increases the visual landscape qualities, which add to scenic value and tourism potential of the area.

• The narrative dramaturgy is shaped by the text and characters, costumes, and scenic space.

• However, their function does not change: the composer found in the poetic text formal and scenic dictates that had to be responded to.

• Scenic writing takes responsibility for the configuration of signifying systems and relationships between stage materials.

• The scenic photo provides the view of a valley that extends from somewhere below the speaker into the background.

• Thus, their feature makeup may show analogies to those acquired on the basis of scenic knowledge.

• Despite their flatness, scenic photographs provide cues for understanding in terms of our normal experience of viewing a landscape.

• Scenic writing and écriture are open to influences from various old or emerging theatre movements.

• They explored the scenic territory with a desire to identify the sources of the life and the new objectives of theatre.

• Numerous areas with an agreeable climate, scenic vistas and a low cost-of-living nevertheless do not attract elder in-migrants in substantial numbers.

• The stage directions prescribe the movements and gestures of the actors and the scenic effects required during the performance.

• The lack of real invention, of any scenic colour, and of a perceptible programme reduced the effectiveness of what was a harmless enough entertainment.

• Piscator was not concerned with a mere reenactment of history, but with the semantic effects that the given scenic montage had on the audience.