Sentence examples for a little staged from inspiring English sources

The scene where the members wander around New York awestruck by capitalism feels a little staged and gimcrack, but it's but a fleeting duff moment in an otherwise enchanting work.

Delivery men. 3. The woman the camera was following looked a little staged.

"Claude is like a little stage," Mr. Borysevicz said.

You'd endure the long brrrings with a pleasant stirring of nerves, a little stage fright.

And despite their connection in the Adirondacks, there was a little stage fright.

White chairs were grouped round a little stage in the garden, for a recital that evening.

There is still the belief that a little stage madness can transcend everything.

Three teenagers, pale and clutching electric guitars, played All My Loving on a little stage by the mantelpiece.

"The curtained area has a little stage where a teacher or student can read or act out a story or have a puppet show," Mr. McKown said.

Feeling a little stage-bound because of frequent far-back long shots, the show can't quite become a true extravaganza on screen.

William Bartel said Paul was 4 or 5 when "he started out with a marionette show, strung them and built himself a little stage.