Sentence examples for generous stage from inspiring English sources

As Barak, the bass-baritone Edem Umerov has an easy, generous stage presence.

Green-and-white lights twinkle across the bar's facade; inside, the long wood bar, generous stage and oversized booths feel as though they've been exhumed from a 1920s time capsule.

One of the nice things here – besides Margolyes's generous stage presence – is that she doesn't just do famed women such as the jilted Miss Havisham from Great Expectations, but also some of the less well-known creations such as Miss Mowcher, the dwarf manicurist from David Copperfield.

However generous the stage dimensions, they're never able to build to the gliding speeds and giddying spins that can be achieved in a proper ice rink, or to deliver the kind of fearless performance that made soviet dancers Oksana Grishuk and Evgeni Platov champions of their field.

What I wanted to show in my movie is the break between these ideal characters, who are well-intended and open-minded and generous on stage, while in real life they become rigid and conservative".

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Mr. Greenberg's dances feature expansive and lyrical movement, florid use of the arms, a facile use of rhythm and a generous use of stage space.

After a traumatic fall that has left half the city in a harried funk, the Signature Theater comes roaring to the rescue this week with a revival of August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize-winning play "The Piano Lesson" that feels like a generous gift: the stage equivalent of a free Thanksgiving turkey, amply stuffed and surrounded by all the trimmings.

I mention that I can't imagine many other superstar artists in his position who would be so generous at this stage in their careers.

But it gets a generous, light-touch staging from Evans on Amanda Stoodley's effective, clinically white design, and Priyanga Burford has a conduit straight to the heart as the doctor who feels as if the layers of her skin have been removed, leaving her exposed.

A member of the nearby Mandan tribe, he espoused a remarkably generous philosophy from the stage, expressing gratitude toward Lewis, Clark and company for bringing other cultures to mix with his own.