Sentence examples for exaggerated stage from inspiring English sources

In his five-minute homily, delivered in Italian, he said that Our Lady of Guadalupe was his second favorite, after St. Patrick's Cathedral, but, in an exaggerated stage whisper, he asked the worshipers not to share that fact with New Yorkers or the news media.

She mentioned that there was a man here she didn't know who was claiming to be her boyfriend, and in a sort of exaggerated stage whisper I said, "George!

Fosse earned acclaim and his first Tony Award for his clever angular groupings of dancers and fresh stylistically exaggerated staging.

Dury had yet to fully develop his exaggerated Cockney stage persona.

Besides Los Angeles, teased blond hair and a tremendous talent for the exaggerated courtly stage bow, what Mr. Stewart and Ms. Nicks really have in common is that they are singer-songwriters, articulating consciousness through words and melody, and they are fundamentally different at that job.

Remember that everything is exaggerated on stage.

Mr Assad has denied it – but he would, wouldn't he? Anyway, the alternative is even less plausible: that the rebels staged, exaggerated or manipulated an attack on areas they hold east of Damascus with the intention of swaying both the inspectors and international opinion towards intervention.

His biggest influences were Charlie Chaplin, "because he expressed through movement the aspirations of the little man", and the dancer and choreographer Léonide Massine, "because he expressed more than just balletic ability he was always a character on stage, an exaggerated character, which I do all the time: an exaggeration of ordinary movement".

Mr. Seinfeld finally walked to center stage with exaggerated steps.

Vega's productivity for the stage, however exaggerated by report, remains phenomenal.

O'Brien, who has the voice, high cheekbones, and slightly exaggerated gestures of a stage actress, often looks into the distance as she talks, as if she were seeing a vision.