Sentence examples for a staging in which from inspiring English sources

Working with the interactive video designer Holger Förterer, Mr. Lepage has created a staging in which eerily detailed video depictions of everything from a grassy field to a fiery hell shift and morph in response to the movements and singing of the cast and chorus.

Tononi says the findings suggest that different areas of cortex do indeed stop talking to each other during non-REM sleep--a stage in which people often report little or no conscious experience on waking.

It includes a stage in which the parasite is propagated by mosquitoes, but the process of the infection stage in humans is still not wholly clear.

Thirdly, we are now in a stage in which very important choices should be made as to how agricultural production should develop.

She's at a stage in which her sensuality is more developed than anything else in her personality, but that configuration works for her this time.

Others argue that LanChile has reached a stage in which its go-it-alone philosophy serves as an impediment to growth.

You're not wrong, Brian - I had to cover a stage in which he featured in a lengthy two-man breakaway and I distinctly remember it being no fun.

"Brazil is at a stage in which it needs something more than people who see the country as a balance sheet," said Clovis Rossi, a columnist for Folha de Sao Paulo, Brazil's most widely read newspaper.

It's the difference between theatre and cinema: politics used to be a stage, in which candidates performed with a rhetorical fervor and their conspicuous artifice was a source of ridicule.

Soon, the villa's spaces are transformed — by means of Resnais's digital prestidigitation — into a stage in which the play is spontaneously reprised by its primordial interpreters, who revive their own lives' memories and passions as they act.

In ancient Rome the institution of the will appeared at an early stage of cultural development, but there, too, it seems to have been preceded by a stage in which its effects could be achieved only by indirection.