Sentence examples for meticulously staged from inspiring English sources

The images themselves are meticulously staged.

The funeral, and the mourning, appeared to have been meticulously staged by the government to strengthen the cult of personality underpinning the Kim family's rule.

YASUMASA MORIMURA Morimura is best known for meticulously staged self-portraits, cross-dressing photographs that bring layers of empathy, comedy, and pop-culture savvy to female impersonation.

Here it's the meticulously staged homicide of three friends who costumed themselves as 18th-century bacchants and went into the woods on Midsummer's Eve to party.

"Black Hawk Down" wants to be about something, and in the midst of the meticulously staged gunfire, the picture seems to choose futility arbitrarily.

In Archibaldo's gloriously imagined, carefully planned, and meticulously staged schemes, the art of murder and the art of movies appear to be closely aligned.

Like other nearby lounges, its fin de siècle décor was meticulously stage-crafted to evoke a lost bohemia.

But keeping everyone on the same page can be difficult, even at a convention as meticulously stage-managed as this one.

In actual fact, the re-recording was undertaken in studios in Paris and London where the heavy breathing was claimed to have been meticulously stage-managed by Gainsbourg.

Barry Lyndon is filled with meticulously stage-managed rituals and codified social interactions – courtship, card-game, marriage, duel – all as precisely enacted as minuets, all captured, caged, in perfect frames by a sometimes gliding, more-often stationary camera.

The people controlling most luxury fashion brands are notorious control freaks – be they designer, marketer or business brain – so the appeal of an exhibition is obvious: it can be meticulously stage-managed to create exactly the impression they want it to.