Sentence examples for feels staged from inspiring English sources

Still, even though there are no cameras, the room feels staged.

People's passions about better — and better-looking — schools makes for emotional television, even if it occasionally feels staged.

But sometimes background feels staged: a man drinking from a flask at Grand Central too clearly contradicts Cora's prohibitionist beliefs.

The anthemlike finale, "Last December," is less grating than past Prince anthems, thanks in large part to an astounding guitar solo, but it still feels staged.

A scene in which Mr. Murphy weeps while surveying the band's gear the day after the concert is meant to be the film's catharsis, but it's cold, and it's such an emotional outlier that it feels staged.

With teenagers so camera-conscious today, it's almost impossible to capture them looking genuine in a documentary or reality show; every smart remark or screaming meltdown feels staged for the lens.

It was a perfectly choreographed moment, except it didn't feel staged.

Wondering if some of this felt staged is like wondering if the pope enjoys a communion wafer.

"They didn't feel staged, they didn't feel trite — they were all very believable, and that's what's going to make them resonate with people".

The party felt staged -- the guests were an odd mix of ages and backgrounds, including the young man who applied her makeup.

"You need to have those conversations far enough in advance so you understand exactly where some of the natural, organic places for integrations are, so things don't feel staged," Mr. Bowles said.