Sentence examples for as staged as from inspiring English sources

The photographs of the Dreadnought hoax, our main means of knowing what the cohort looked like, are as staged as the hoax itself.

It takes us inside the offices of Cheezburger, a Seattle-based Internet humor publisher built on funny pictures of cats with fractured-English captions, and while its story lines appear to be as staged as those of "Start-Ups," it has a depressed, workaday vibe that makes it by far the superior show.

A photograph taken in Cyprus, for example, depicting a scene of murder two dead men lying on the floor, the head of one in a pool of blood, horrified spectators standing in the doorway utterly fails to convince; it looks as staged as Robinson's death scene (or, more precisely, it looks like one of Duane Michals' staged surrealistic tableaux).

The show is as staged as any other televised interview, but the key is that it doesn't feel performative.

It's a form of cinéma vérité, though as the film progresses these interactions begin to appear as staged as any American-style mockumentary.

It is still performed and was staged as recently as 2002.

Thanks to his short stories he will always be read as well as staged.

Include everyday photos as well as staged ones, like family pictures or vacation photos.

None of the staged pieces (as far as I could tell) had a female director.

And what a performance it was, as cannily staged as any red carpet promenade.

The burning of Troy is impressive, but it's not as inventively staged as the battles outside the city.