Sentence examples for is choreographed that from inspiring English sources

The play has flashes of magnificent poetry, but it's the way the action is choreographed that Shakespeare's genius most fully reveals itself.

A radical reimagining of his 1913 ballet "The Rite of Spring" – without dancers but with powdered bone that is "choreographed"  – has been canceled by the Manchester International Festival.

Umberto Eco's latest fiction, "The Prague Cemetery," is choreographed by a truth that is itself so strange a novelist need hardly expand on it to produce a wondrous tale.

The complex also has a movie theater with chandeliers made from glass imported from Venice and wall-to-wall screens, a "dancing" fountain that is choreographed to music from the 1940's, facades in varying architectural styles to give them an urban feel and a red-and-green trolley car that links the center to the nearby Farmers Market, which opened in 1934.

"When the minuet is elaborately choreographed, that is repressive tolerance.

Every step in between that cycle is choreographed in order to produce the correct result.

Seeing it for the first time, my impression is that at times it is "choreographed" in the negative sense that theater folk often use the word: posey, unspontaneous, contrived.

Listeners of Terry Wogan's breakfast show have dared to suggest that this is choreographed.

I didn't tell everyone to turn to the left or the right at the same time, so you got the sense that everything is choreographed, but pedestrian, in a sense.

It appeared that not all of the steps were choreographed and that left a number of the in between steps orphaned.

"The way it was choreographed was that soldiers would all run together in a circle, and she would be in the middle, and she would jump up through the middle and contort her body, so it looked precisely like she was being crushed to death.