Sentence examples for elegantly staged from inspiring English sources

It was elegantly staged and respectfully received.

Try as I might, I can't recall another recent picture that is so rich, so full, or so elegantly staged.

You enter the playhouse anticipating perhaps an elegantly staged processional and, in no small measure because of this actor, emerge deeply stirred.

For me the most satisfying production was David Farr's thoughtful, elegantly staged "Winter's Tale," in which actors and roles were perfectly matched.

In that sense, the magazine will not compete directly with the traditional shelter books like Architectural Digest or Veranda, with their elegantly staged photographs.

"The Speaker's Progress," an elegantly staged satire written and directed by a Kuwaiti playwright, Sulayman al-Bassam, begins with this Orwellian metaphor about the restrictions on free speech in the Arab world.

Staged elegantly by the Builders' artistic director, Marianne Weems, with the help of the architectural firm Diller Scofidio and Renfro, "Jet Lag" follows two tragic characters escaping the world through travel.

She knows the look she wants — she favors elegantly symmetrical stage compositions here — and the tone: deadpan and dreamlike, with comedy and menace battling for the upper hand.

Ms. Crusco's elegantly simple staging of "Pygmalion" unfolded within spare sets by Hannah Black, with the singers dressed in vaguely antique robes and togas by Carol Pelletier.

And, throughout, the diverse quartet - Urs Hefti, Hanspeter Müller, Edmund Telgenkämper and Adrian Furrer - metamorphose from Reger's biographers into the man himself as they patrol the elegantly designed stage.

It helps to know Dee's story, which flashes by in Mr. Norris's elegantly hallucinatory staging, suggesting an era that did not divide the natural from the supernatural.