Sentence examples for forceful stage from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bentley, whose résumé is dominated by film credits (his breakout role was in "American Beauty"), is a less forceful stage presence, although his piercing eyes suggest the possibility of simmering depths.
Reviewing the production in The New York Times, Charles Isherwood wrote that Mr. Bentley was effective in some scenes but, compared with Ms. Arianda, was "a less forceful stage presence, although his piercing eyes suggest the possibility of simmering depths".
It is easy for non-Spanish dancegoers to associate Spanish dance primarily with charismatic personalities: now-legendary performers like the dancers who bore the stage names of La Argentina and La Argentinita (who also happened to be Ms. López's sister) and other forceful stage personalities like Vincente Escudero, Carmen Amaya and José Greco.
There are two sides to her: she's got an in-built grit that allows her to cut a sometimes forceful figure on stage, spiky and confrontational; she's also got a hugely appealing sense of fun.
Dmitri Hvorostovsky repeats in the role of the Count, and is always a forceful presence on stage.
Lloyd Webber's best musicals were flashy spectacles that featured vivid melodies and forceful and dramatic staging.
Nikolaus Lehnhoff's forceful, if extreme, staging updates the scenario to suit present gender obsessions: Salvago (Robert Brubaker, in an eloquent, if unsubtle, performance) loses his hump but likes to cross-dress, and the unfortunate girls are literally children, of both sexes.
The staging is starkly impressive, his performance is forceful, not even a stage invader can blunt Black Skinhead's edge.
In clusters of three, they march back and forth or traverse the stage in forceful sprints.
"When I was growing up, there was a warning for girls who were a little too rambunctious, too talkative, too ambitious," Elinor Harrison explained as she hurled herself about the stage in forceful tumbling phrases.
For a start, conservatives argue that President Barack Obama has embraced decline, and made America less forceful on the world stage and less successful at home.
