Sentence examples for naturally staged from inspiring English sources
And while Ms. Burstyn and in particular Mr. Glover are naturally arresting stage presences, sprinkling some inviting glimmers of authentic stage glamour over the proceedings, for the most part the acting is flat, or obvious, or both.
Does the reading flow naturally or does it seem staged and forced?
"It's not very often that you see girls behaving naturally on stage.
Naturally, the stage and TV performances show off the most sublime voice ever to grace a dance-pop 45.
It is precisely this sort of dialogue with the piece that seems so characteristic of Mr. Goode's keyboard style, a give-and-take engagement that transfers naturally from stage to auditorium.
Ms. Irving is a naturally warm stage presence, but this oppressive smothering is so irksomely overstated that you want to tune Maggie out after just a few minutes in her presence.
This leaves then with (you guessed it) less time to support their smaller-dollar investment portfolio companies – naturally, early-stage entrepreneurs.
Studies of modernization and economic development based on the Rostowian logic and the so-called naturally defined stages were conceived as Westernization (Rostow 1971); (Hoselitz 1971); (Huntington 1968); (Apter 1965).
Gallo notes that Jobs isn't simply a "naturally" great stage performer: He logs hours of preparation, starting with storyboarding or outlining the main points he wants to convey, followed by hours of practice.
Since they are projects in the early stages of planning, we are naturally at this stage less confident in their delivery than in those projects that left the portfolio during the year".
