Sentence examples for orchestrated in a from inspiring English sources

Its dense, morose songs are orchestrated in a way that recalls pre-rock'n'roll pop.

"It was all very orchestrated in a strange, Kennedy way, and what she was wearing added to that".

The launch was orchestrated in a way that was not likely to elicit an immediate American military strike.

"It's orchestrated in a way in which we're hoping the audience gets a comprehensive feel for the story, although each person has an individual experience," Ms. Rosner said.

There are some extraordinary moments: a party orchestrated in a grotto beneath a lake; Ant's blind and deaf older sister being moved to burst forth in unearthly song; a haunting dream sequence that hangs over the remainder of the novel.

These authorial trademarks, however, are orchestrated in a weary and decidedly mechanical fashion, as the narrative bounces back and forth from America to Europe to Mexico, from Cripple Creek to Constantinople to Chihuahua.

When she drops over the body of her dead partner, he remarks: 'She fell funny.' The performances, carefully orchestrated in an overall ensemble, range from Nicholson's terrifying combination of menace and charm to the authentic mixture of integrity and sleaziness conveyed by Alec Baldwin's ageing chief detective.

This entire show was orchestrated in an effort to contain the liability of the Too Big to Fail banks.

Stem cell growth and differentiation may be subjected to autocrine regulation by secreted growth factors or it may be orchestrated in an intracrine fashion by growth regulatory peptides acting within their cell of synthesis through nuclear receptors and signaling.

The fintech industry has orchestrated in just a few short years a sweeping change in customer preferences and expectations for the modern "bank" experience.

"I feel a sense of frustration that all of this seems to be orchestrated in such a way to put the blame on the Palestinian Authority and on Chairman Arafat," he said.