Sentence examples for production feeling from inspiring English sources

You leave this disappointing production feeling every one of the resulting bruises.

It's just that "The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales" is not at all serious, and you leave this breathlessly paced production feeling like a 7-year-old — in the best possible sense.

New York theatergoers, at least, who this season have had a smorgasbord of more nuanced depictions of instability in shows like "Jerusalem" and "Through a Glass Darkly," may leave this elaborate production feeling unfulfilled.

The co-creator also said that the blurred lines between fiction and fact had left the cast and crew of the production feeling more exposed than ever to the state surveillance machine.

In one of Freud's most exuberant episodes, Nell recalls a childhood experience watching actors in a touring production, feeling her heart might burst and thinking, "I'll do anything," even "dress up in sacking, play an old woman, sweep the stage, if it means that one day I can be like them".

While it's rare in the 15 years I've been coming here that I've left a Shakespearean production feeling dazzled, it's equally rare that I've left without feeling the satisfaction and illumination that comes with hearing a familiar, interpretation-crusted story told so clearly that you see it with fresh eyes.

The concession Afrojack makes to pop is to emphasize the vocal end of the dance music spectrum, with moments of his set — and several of his productions — feeling like steroidal versions of classic house music, or even freestyle.

And the cast's collective effusiveness and comic timing keep the production from feeling like a speech-a-thon.

There is a sense of encroaching night throughout the production, that feeling of an all-consuming mortality that pervades Mr. Bergman's films.

It's pretty charmless stuff, as songs in which rock stars inform their wives monogamy is a bourgeois affectation tend to be, but it's one of the better tracks off 1977's Sneakin' Suspicion: fewer original songs, slicker production, the feeling that Dr Feelgood might have already said all they had to say.

This production conveyed the feeling that Paterno had resigned to tend to his health, not that he had been fired.