Sentence examples for obviously staged from inspiring English sources

Some events seemed obviously staged.

Most are so obviously staged and fake as to undercut their propaganda benefits—or so it might appear.

Ms. Schmidt has obviously staged much of this production around Mr. Pisoni's athletic gifts, and wisely so.

In the video, he seems to be shorter than most of his friends, who join him on a psychedelic adventure that is certainly — though not obviously — staged.

Paula Abdul, the choreographer, singer and former Los Angeles Lakers dancer, is the good cop to Mr. Cowell's bad cop in an obviously staged routine.

There was an obviously staged redemption story involving a 49-year-old named Dexter Haygood who did a bad James Brown impersonation, then was asked to sing a second number, which — surprise!

The performance, which was carried on state television in 2006, was obviously stage managed, but there was nothing artificial about its point.

First, relative to stage-enriched genes associated with the cell cycle, cytoskeleton, cell wall and phytohormones, stage-downregulated genes implicated in these functional terms were in much lower number and were obviously stage-dependent.

Whereas the former lacks both affect and effect (because it is so obviously a staged statement), the latter produces such a generative ambiguity about whether what is being observed is art or not, or even what its relationship to its subject is -- e.g., critical or non-critical -- that it necessitates a response from its observer.

Obviously by staging their stuff.

Massino's courtroom demeanor obviously was artfully staged; his unassuming persona was carefully crafted, and his use of mob jargon ("clip," "brokester," "hit," "boob") was obviously orchestrated by the prosecutors to amuse the jury, which it clearly did, and give an air of authenticity to the role.