Sentence examples similar to a bit stage from inspiring English sources

Still, he said, there is a question about how much to read into the results, as "it's hard not to see it as being a bit stage-managed".

Although docked a star because some of the acting is a bit stage-school, it's essentially constructed from crime-film cliches, that could claim a pension and, worst of all, it's way too long.

"There are so many pictures already of this election," he says, "but an awful lot of the ones published in the papers have been of the leaders, and a good number of them have been a bit staged.

SCHEMA is able to engage in conversations with up to 3 people simultaneously, which is quite amazing (even though the Japanese/English video embedded below looks a bit staged).

Sometimes Annie leads can be -- how to say this gently -- a bit stage-y: self-consciously plucky and awash in razzmatazz.

His eye for drama meant that sometimes things were a little bit staged.

In this work, we modify existing models to simulate the kinetics of bainitic transformation during the bainitic isothermal transformation (BIT) stage of a typical two-stage heat treatment – BIT is preceded by an intercritical annealing treatment – for TRIP steels.

It is a bit like stage fright.

It wasn't a bit of stage slapstick.

With a bit more stage ebullience, he would be close to ideal.

Armstead said he enjoyed the experience, but went through a bit of stage fright delivering his three or four lines.