Sentence examples for perfectly staged from inspiring English sources

A small, perfectly staged show of late paintings by George De La Tour forms an exquisite, poetic accompaniment.

The evening, in fact, is filled with perfectly staged moments that seem to occur in some hole in time, in which mysteries are briefly and tantalizingly illuminated.

It wasn't, he said, "as perfectly staged as those in Beijing, but there was a much better atmosphere, a genuine carnival feeling.

The climax, set inside an abandoned fairground complete with a heavy-handedly symbolic set of giant monster jaws, is perfectly staged.

The army's final flourish was a choreographed shower of scores of gas grenades – as perfectly staged as an Olympic fireworks display.

On local golf courses, the west coast's wealthy swung their clubs just yards from blazing fires in photographs that could not have been more perfectly staged to skewer the country's indifferent plutocracy.

Lazarus arrives in London trailing an intriguing reputation as the solitary stumble in what looked like the most perfectly stage-managed exit in rock history.

The menu, the art on the walls, the casual stack of vinyl, is all perfectly stage-managed for a western audience.

He has a "handful" of employees who help him write his posts and speeches and a number of professional photographers who take perfectly stage-managed pictures of him meeting veterans in Kentucky, small-business owners in Missouri or cheesesteak vendors in Philadelphia.

They were incensed that the winner, a pleasant-faced woman named Jules O'Dwyer who flapped her hands in front of her face to denote high emotion, had staged a perfectly nice tightrope stunt with a dog who may or may not have been the same dog as she used in the auditions.

And the corps de ballet, impeccably together, perfectly schooled, gave the ballet — staged by the original Alain, Alexander Grant — just the right quality of joyous community.