Sentence examples for entirely staged from inspiring English sources

This was not entirely staged.

The image, it turns out, was entirely staged.

There have, for example, been suspicions that the 'sNice prank was entirely staged and used professional actors.

Mr. Gooding has precursors in this role: both John Ford's partly staged wartime documentary "December 7th" and the entirely staged 1970 "Tora!

Her life on film is entirely staged, even – perhaps especially – when she is being emotionally available to the camera from her bed, and weeping on the steps of Harrow school.

Entirely staged, it's set at the Goethe-Universität in Frankfurt in the lecture hall where the philosopher and social critic Theodor W. Adorno (1903-1969) once taught and where, according to legend, he had the walls painted gray to induce student concentration.

Its many coincidences often feel entirely stage-managed, and both the setup for the novel's conclusion and the ending itself are lumbering and forced.

But when a cabinet minister accuses his own chancellor of lying – as Chris Huhne has done in a letter to George Osborne – the notion that this is entirely stage-managed loses plausibility.

Among aSyn-expressing axons, by contrast, 17/19 axons (89.5%) received a degeneration score of 2 or higher, with six degenerating entirely (stage 5).

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Thick-walled cylinder a uncracked stage, b partly cracked stage, c entirely cracked stage, d tensile constitutive model for concrete.

Amadou and Mariam: Eclipse The celebrated blind Malian husband-and-wife team tell their life story at a concert staged entirely in the dark.