Sentence examples for kind of staged from inspiring English sources

The show was refreshing in part because it mostly eschewed the kind of staged, high-concept photography that was so popular in the 1990's.

"It's frequently primarily structured around confrontation, and kind of staged," says Liz. "Real life and real conversation don't actually unfold that way".

It's a curious work, though, since it relies on a kind of staged ingenuousness, and the wonder is that the trick comes off.

He attempts a kind of staged reading of a screenplay and reviews clips from his earlier films "The Circle" and "Crimson Gold" (both highlights of previous years at the New York Film Festival).

Beckett didn't want the play to be staged, but a London production this year with Michael Gambon and Eileen Atkins presented it as a kind of staged rehearsal with the actors holding scripts.

Everything here is otherworldly, from the knitted cars to the giant accessories, and he invests the images with a definably English sense of whimsical humour that is often missing from this kind of staged photography.

He loves playing on this kind of stage.

Yet Mr. Wilson is a kind of stage Antonioni.

And that kind of stage slowness turns out to be the right speed for magic.

It's a mordant and generous gesture: the station was once a kind of stage, too.

The presentation of art works, of history, is always a kind of staging.