Sentence examples for a powerful stage from inspiring English sources

He has a powerful stage presence.

Radiating confidence, his words startlingly clear, he has developed a powerful stage presence.

As a dancer, Clarke was outstanding not, like some performers, because she projected a powerful stage persona, but for a rarer quality.

Only a powerful stage atmosphere can make it work, one that transmits the juice-stewing claustrophobia of a bunch of folk on a small farm in a huge expanse of land, each isolated even further by their inner solitude.

There should be plenty of material for a powerful stage work in Baldwin, the writer and activist who was a prominent voice in the early civil rights movement and might have played the same role in the gay-rights movement had he been born later.

Clair Brothers supplied all the audio gear; Jackson designed a powerful stage monitor system for Presley's show.

In a very short time he has developed an alarmingly powerful stage technique, for all his blinking at the spotlights, and there was more than a hint of arrogance in the way in which he abruptly left his frantic admirers with only one short curtain call, to the sobering mercies of the squarest of national anthems.

The stage, entirely covered in real grass and sporting a stuffed deer but adorned with a row of powerful stage lights on each side, is itself a vision, by the designer Peter Pabst, of this entwined relationship between the natural and the theatrical.

Sam Shepard's Buried Child, a contemporary take on Greek tragedy set in Illinois, had its London premiere in 1980, was staged at the National 12 years ago and is now given a blisteringly powerful staging at Trafalgar Studios, starring Ed Harris.

Yesterday morning, the stock exchange building, with its soaring columns adorned with a large American flag, became a powerful political stage, just as it did after the Sept. 11 attacks.

She said there really weren't huge, powerful stage roles for women equivalent to Hamlet or Death of a Salesman's Willy Loman.