Sentence examples for Lack of stage from inspiring English sources

The lack of stage lighting means the light around them is lovely and soft.

What was also impressive about Tomic was his lack of stage fright.

The actors, burdened with trite material, uniformly fail to impress, though it's not for lack of stage time.

Simply write hashtag Brits then sing along to her most YouTube'd chorus (no misspellings or RTs) etc etc etc. Anyway, despite surprising lack of stage show the crowd seemed to love that.

More than 5,000 theme park fans have signed a petition demanding higher standards at Disneyland Paris – amid complaints about poor food, broken rides and a lack of stage shows.

This, though, is in contrast to the image she projects earlier, in her interaction with the first pupil; while Lauren Worsham effectively conveys the young girl's nervousness and lack of stage presence (or "look," as Callas would have it), we don't sense in Ms. Walsh enough of the tigress that would warrant such fear and apprehension.

Most of what comes before, on the other hand, throws up its hands, accepts its lack of stage-worthiness and becomes an oratorio.

Above all, the lack of staging meant no effort to evoke period costumes, sets, lighting or stage movement.

2) Lack of staged collaboration: Many players have entered the space of doing well by doing good in recent years all with different funds, unique risk appetites, and tailored objectives.

Berghain originally paid the 7% tax until 2008, when the Finance Ministry decided clubs should be taxed as "entertainment events," citing its allure as a space for intoxication and the lack of stages, beginnings, and endings.

The lack of stage-specific completed randomized trials does not allow us to draw evidence-based guidelines for clinical practice.