Sentence examples for more orchestrated package from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

"I have noticed a trend of team roles, and more orchestrated performances.

Though the songs are the same, the production is markedly different, Brion's lusher and more orchestrated approach replaced by the leaner tracks.

While some of the general election's biggest viral hits are drawn from pop culture and the ingenuity of political civilians, the presidential campaigns have still tapped YouTube for more orchestrated outreach.

The focus here, it should be noted, is more on the packaging than the package.

You could argue that the first performance is private and the second, more lavishly orchestrated one is public.

Long Winters come on crisp, clean and melodic (especially on the fantastic "Blue Diamonds" and "Cinnamon") while Okkervil River prefers a more warbly, orchestrated approach (as on the beautiful, crescendoing "It Ends With a Fall").