Sentence examples similar to orchestrated exposure from inspiring English sources

The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other leaders, fully aware of the medium's power of exposure, orchestrated the protest with the aim of provoking a telegenic clash, one that would cast the civil rights struggle in a sympathetic light and push it to the center of the national consciousness.

He subjected these to a range of abuses, placing curved or textured glass between the enlarger and the photographic paper or orchestrating multiple exposures.

A public relations firm will be used to orchestrate the maximum exposure for the Center, its activities and the charities it promotes.

The Kerry campaign orchestrated the selection for maximum exposure, managing to keep it a secret across the holiday weekend, making both a traditional rally announcement as well as one by e-mail and delaying the ticket's first joint appearance until Wednesday.

Workers that have little or no exposure to the queen or her pheromones undergo substantial physiological changes orchestrated by juvenile hormone (Robinson 1992) and begin to behave like foragers (Pankiw et al. 1998).

In TM plants, BSO-exposure induced sharp decline in MI values which were mainly orchestrated through reduction in phase indices and duration of metaphase and anaphase.

Mr. Slatkin, in notes to his recording (Chandos CHAN 9835), does not deny the charge that lavishly orchestrated Bach is "anachronistic, even heretical"; he goes on to talk about "a kind of authenticity of first exposure," though a listener's memory would have to go back several decades to find a time when such orchestrations were part of orchestral routine.

"It was orchestrated, methodical".

Other impresarios orchestrated it.

Other events were carefully orchestrated.

It orchestrated a private purgatory.