Sentence examples for muddled stage from inspiring English sources
And although the outdoor stage at Hearst Plaza offers particular challenges, the arbitrariness of the entrances and exits and the muddled stage pictures seem to be built in to Ms. Latsky's composition.
In addition to his confused and blah staging, muddled set design, strange lighting, and poor decision to cast Dourif in a role that he had no idea how to handle intellectually or emotionally, Kirk had failed to fully harness Plummer's titanic power and vision.
Chorus members muddled intricate passages, while stage and pit missed probably more connections than in any other Levine-conducted performance this season.
The current staging has muddled storytelling, with some bizarre divertissement dances and a confusing switch in the hero's identity.
In contrast, Luc Bondy's sorry new production of Puccini's "Tosca," which opened the Metropolitan Opera's season in September, was conceptually muddled: essentially a traditional staging marred by gratuitous invented nonsense.
The 13th Warrior (1999, 15, Warner, VHS/Rental, DVD/Retail) Directed by hi-tech action specialist John McTiernan and based on a novel by Michael Crichton, this strikingly staged, dramatically muddled adventure yarn is set in the ninth century and appears to be providing the historical background to Beowulf.
First, Brown simply misspoke and muddled up the existing law with the government's proposals for the next stage of the scheme.
Lippi's team, overall, has been the best in this tournament but recognition of that is muddled by admiration for the pluck that France showed and sadness that Zidane should have left the stage in such a dismal manner.
Japandroids have a lot of energy but the sound quality is incredibly muddled -- Brian King's vocals are somewhat indiscernible in places -- intentional or another victim of the Blue Stage's notorious sound issues?
On getting sessions muddled.
