Sentence examples for overwhelming stage from inspiring English sources

Although he is physically graceless offstage, pudgy and unathletic, his size and booming voice give him an authoritative, if not actually overwhelming, stage presence; and some mysterious source of energy enables him to get along with only two or three hours' sleep a night during rehearsal weeks.

In order to help your child make a fully informed decision in this often overwhelming stage, be sure to have them do the following: This can be done with your guidance and if it just happens that you know someone in your child's area of interest; you could ask ahead of time if it would be alright for your child to call and make an appointment for a "career interests" interview.

You won't find an overwhelming main stage of lasers and terrifying neon octopuses there; nor is there even much of a special focus on the headliners, which this year included the likes of Claude Vonstroke, British house legend Eddie Richards, and Berlin tech star Andreas Henneberg.

South Africa, which lost by one vote to Germany last summer in voting for the 2006 World Cup site, is the overwhelming favorite to stage the 2010 tournament.

It's almost too convenient an emblem of alienation, and it saves the producer — like the military commander — the overwhelming nuisance of staging an actual battle.

Even if the show itself is sweetly romantic rather than emotionally overwhelming, it is staged by Matthew White with rare elegance and wit.

What once seemed to be overwhelming issues in staging a New York City Olympics -- security, transportation and political gridlock -- Mr. Doctoroff overcame with attention to details.

It's almost too convenient an emblem of alienation, and it saves the producer like the military commander the overwhelming nuisance of staging an actual battle.

The result is performances that are raw, real and devastating in their emotional punch; a camera stays tight on Anne Hathaway's Fantine for the entire 3 minutes of her "I Dreamed A Dream" and, if at all possible, the impact is even greater than on the stage, so overwhelming, literally, is the performance.

Two eyes were enucleated (2/63, 3.2 %), and one was eviscerated (1/63, 1.6 %) in the acute stage for overwhelming infection.

There was no more overwhelming actor on the stage, in the motion pictures, nor even in the pulpit.