Sentence examples for more orchestrated from inspiring English sources

"This was a little more orchestrated this time," he said.

If there's a trend line at work, it's of politicians' being ever more orchestrated and anxious about the establishment of their own narratives (and they were plenty orchestrated from the get-go).

The Ellington stuff is more arranged and sophisticated, more orchestrated and more urbane.

T, as a more orchestrated package, does not fit so well online – you need the whole thing.

But those demands have been met with equally loud, if more orchestrated, responses in Havana, where the government has seized the case to revive flagging revolutionary sentiment.

Mr Mbeki believes that some of them may even have a political motive: "I wouldn't rule out a more orchestrated attempt to undermine the government by organised crime," he says.

If he will do more orchestrating, he could become the Mavericks' glue in the halfcourt set.

The song was more thickly orchestrated than usual — tolling drumbeats, swirling organ sections, ringing chords.

These days, the process is more carefully orchestrated, and essential to a brand's operation.

Directed or perhaps more rightly orchestrated by Mads Brugger ("The Red Chapel"), "The Ambassador" exists in that politically and ethically murky space between documentary fact and fancifully self-serving fiction.

Previous Crooked Fingers albums have been more elaborately orchestrated, fortifying themselves; this one, even when cushioned by Liz Durrett's backup vocals, makes a wary peace with its own sense of isolation.