Sentence examples for quite scripted from inspiring English sources

But the [recent] show in London, because I was doing three weeks, six days a week, and it was a big theater, the show turned into something quite scripted because you're doing show after show after show.

Things are not going quite as scripted.

After we finish it, Mickey cries, which is not quite the scripted reaction, but it she resets easily.

And people made fun of me for loving Desperate Housewives, which, admittedly, wasn't quite as scripted or include as many plot twists and deaths.

Reference is constantly made to progress against the ambitions and there is often a refreshing air of humility and honesty when things don't quite go as scripted.

"I'll be back" has a menace that would have been quite absent if the scripted version was used.

Alan Pardew had wanted an impact from his substitutes but even the Newcastle United manager could not have scripted it quite so perfectly.

However, although Live by Night has the standard two-hour runtime, it somehow manages to feel both too languid and too rushed, which goes to a flaw in the story structure that Affleck (who also scripted) never quite licked.

Mrs. Clinton has come quite a distance since the often tense and scripted-to-the-minute days of her listening tour last year.

This is almost the opposite of what we have been told politicians are, and quite different from the other stony-faced, adviser-scripted leadership hopefuls.

They now feel completely rehearsed and scripted, with a nasty whiff of Towie about them (ie neither quite documentary nor quite acting).