Sentence examples for quite staged from inspiring English sources

Later, Mosley suggested that the encounter had been not quite staged but stylized.

I wanted it to be accessible because I feel period dramas can be quite staged almost, and stiff and arch, and I think that that stops people from actually getting in and identifying with what's going on.

It is a beautiful setting, and somehow felt quite stage-managed.

"It... feels quite stage-fright-y to talk [onstage]," she said.

While admitting that a lot of the electioneering appeared quite stage-managed, Rzouki said the UK system was better than other countries, including the US. .

It could have been quite formal and staged, but they rocked the place.

Now cruising into marriage No. 4 — an impressive total for a guy not quite 60 — Rush staged a lavish luau at the Breakers in Palm Beach.

In Rainbow, I come off stage quite confused sometimes.

Despite misconceptions to the contrary, many mentally ill people are quite capable of staging their attacks for symbolic effect.

Australia and Sweden had quite favourable stage distributions at diagnosis and relatively high survival at all stages of disease.

Even when she's not on stage, Jenny, a Valkyrie whose waves of golden ringlets cascade down her shoulders, has quite a stage presence.