Sentence examples for because of the staging from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because of the staging, the fine baritone Scott Hendricks sings the Count more ruggedly than he might otherwise.

On the "Watch the Throne" tour, West seemed hemmed in, possibly because of the staging, possibly because he was standing next to his mentor, Jay-Z (then hyphenated).

Some of this is because of the staging: Ms. Haydée often entirely throws away the musical high points by getting the dancers into static poses too early, or by overembellishing movement when we need the eye-imprinting clarity of stillness.

In part because of the staging, Lucy Crowe's Vixen was not as fully formed a dramatic figure as one might have liked, but for the most part she sings with appealingly clear tone and projects a mischievous manner.

Such materials have been intensively studied because of the "staging phenomenon" [6] and the manifold anomalous physico-chemical behaviors [3 12].

Pierce later called that game the greatest of his career "because of the stage it was on and the fact that it was a Game 7".

The reason it is so acute is because of the stage we are at.

"I don't think it was because of the stage we were on.

In the "Diamonds" pas de deux Ms. Angelova had three minor mishaps: a tiara insecurely fastened, an off-balance pirouette that misfired, and a slight error of footwork, but these registered all the more sharply because of the stage's proximity.

Insisting that he was not preoccupied with becoming a senator, he said, "Notwithstanding what a lot of people probably think about my desire to make this race, I think it would be a difficult decision because of the stage of the campaign".

It's very strategic how he places everyone because of the stage being limited in space.