Meanings of simple scene in English

It's a simple scene: just two women chatting in a restaurant.

And this simple scene was the setting for the drama about to be enacted.

With the central figure bathed in light, this simple scene takes on a divine quality.

The very simple scene is thus a source of inspiration, a stimulus to think or study.

It was a homely, simple scene,-yettill now it had been all the world to me.

Why do I dwell upon this simple scene?

A simple scene, in all truth; none commoner in the world; it really did not matter who saw.

It had required almost an entire morning to enact this one simple scene, with the numerous close-ups that Baird demanded.

Mr. Alcando was rapidly becoming expert in handling a moving picture camera, and often he went out alone to film some simple scene.

The busy hum of the fishermen on the coast-thesplash of the casting net-andthe drip of the oar-were appropriate accompaniments to the simple scene.

Turning from the simple scenes of domestic sorrow, he now sought inspiration in literature.

In my mind, however, these simple scenes summon forth a sadness that I can find no words for.

About simple scenes captured like snapshots: Emily on the sofa, paging through a book; at the beach, building sandcastles.

I was taught to find everything that an imaginative child could ask, in the simple scenes close at hand.

Its members delight in simple scenes, plain life, common joys; the scenes, life and joys which are open to every Englishman.

"He's the janitor of our building down town," he explained to Honora, who had remained a silent witness to this simple scene.