Sentence examples for more than staging from inspiring English sources

It took the 1975 Oscar winner, Milos Forman's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest to affirm that rebellion is about more than staging a demo, mouthing slogans and sitting waiting to be bashed up by the police.

It's one thing to call a General Strike, but mounting one requires more than staging a mass protest in one city for one day after less a week of mobilizing.

SETTING a table for is two is sometimes more satisfying than staging a bash for 200.

That is, Hawaiians may have more advanced disease than staging alone indicates.

In their current show, they perform another bit of time travel, albeit one that seems more inadvertent than staged.

Shinn himself was more than stage-struck.

Unfortunately, the director, Brian Robbins, doesn't do much more than stage-manage the riotous proceedings.

Even at its height a decade ago, al-Qaida could do no more than stage a few terrorist spectaculars.

Mr Spencer is not, generally, a fan of plays that are no more than stage adaptions of popular films.

How his subjects comport themselves, how they sit and how they stand, and where they look really matters to him, and is more than stage management.

Though the director, Brian Robbins, doesn't do much more than stage-manage the riotous proceedings, Murphy is clearly having a great time, and it's infectious.