Sentence examples for conceived set from inspiring English sources

A brilliantly conceived set of characters but only a vague idea of how it all unfolds will be a frustrating experience for the reader.

The main feature of John Farrell's spare and intelligently conceived set was a scrim on which different images were elegantly illuminated to reflect a particular scene.

At first glance, "Gilead" may seem eccentrically conceived: set in 1956, it weaves together an intimate family story and a century's worth of political events in the Middle West, sprawling from Kansas to Iowa and back.

The method consists of transforming a conceived set of design points over a finite interval into proportions of the design interval defined by the sub-intervals between successive points.

Irréversible is a 90 minute rush of adrenaline, as powerful as cinema gets, despite the fact that it was conceived, set up, shot and completed within weeks.

Julie Nelson's simple but carefully conceived sets provide multiple levels, swinging doors and hidden hatches to keep the action dynamic, as bodies flip, flop and tumble across the stage.

When he conceived and set out on his inventory in the middle of the 18th century, it was a dream impossibly larger than he could have imagined.

Suffice it to say, this is a compelling, profoundly disturbing 80 minutes of theatre, hammered home by some of the best visuals I've ever seen on stage, superbly conceived by set designer Es Devlin and video designer Luke Halls.

Mr. Wolfe has conceived "Party," set in the waning days of vaudeville, as itself a series of vaudeville turns, replete with scene-labeling signs on an easel and the actors begging for attention like low burlesque comics.

The Senate Republicans and their Wall Street allies made a big mistake when they blocked her appointment to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the agency she conceived and set up for Obama.

Mr. Thompson has conceived his set as a desecration-ready temple to words that includes a witty French lexicon of a drop curtain and a central set walled in books.