Sentence examples for production describing from inspiring English sources

Jack Smith of BBC Online gave the song a very unfavorable review, writing, "The sentiments of 'God Help The Outcasts'... are spoiled by syrupy production," describing Midler's rendition as "overwrought".

[Update: In a long follow-up article, the Times charts Ms. Taymor's rocky piloting of the "Spider-Man" production, describing how she "pushed the musical into Greek myth" and quoting Taymor to say she wanted to "go into this absolutely dreamlike mythic place, out of time, between reality and dream world. That's where I live. You can see that in everything I've done".

Linda Batwin, media designer for the Radio City production, described the Sinatra of the 1950's television footage as "hot Frank".

The aseptic production described in this paper most likely reduces the risk of contamination and thereby lowers the risk of bacterial endophthalmitis13.

Mitchell admits that the production – described as "70 minutes of pure depression" by one critic – was not something she could imagine British producers wanting to put on.

Rupert Goold, the Almeida's artistic director, who will direct the production, described it as a comedy that was "very anarchic and very nostalgic about the lost traditions of Fleet Street".

In an uncommonly adult style, Mr. Goldwyn's new production describes the progress of a thwarted romance between a ginsoaked novelist and a Polish farm-girl in the Connecticut tobacco country.

Scofield first tackled the role aged just 40 at Stratford in 1962 in a Peter Brook production described by Kenneth Tynan as "a mighty philosophical farce" enacted "in a world without gods, with no possibility of hopeful resolution".

Lauren Samuels, who plays Jules in the production, described the nominations as "bittersweet" but said there were negotiations for the show to go on tour, both in the UK and internationally.

In NI Opera's first Wagner production, described as "the first fully staged Dutchman to be seen in Northern Ireland for generations", there was no certainty as to how this theatrical voyage would unfold.

Hall's proposal looks to address both criticism of BBC in-house production, described by its detractors as bloated and inefficient, and calls by independent producers to open up more of the corporation's output to competition.