Sentence examples for rather staging from inspiring English sources

For the more than 100 international journalists cloistered here at the invitation of the Qaddafi government, its management — or, rather, staging — of public relations provided a singular inside view of how this autocracy functions in a crisis.

Would Frandon's eye for rather staged detail have survived the rush to capture the moment?

So the opera had to come back to Salzburg, where the nudity took center stage, or rather stage right, where Nina Stemme, a soprano, stripped down in the pivotal scene that ends Act II.

Unlike the rather staged public meetings involving the larger party leaders, people were engaged and excited.

These cases may seem rather staged, but this isn't about the robot itself and its ability to tell what would make a good bridge.

Last year's battle between the Coalition parties over the NHS reforms was the most public since the 2010 election – though it was rather stage-managed, a revolt by the smaller party licensed by the major one.

Rather than staging speeches, the agency simply handed out prepared, two-sentence statements from Anthony R. Coscia, the chairman, and Christopher O.

It makes sense to negotiate the terms of a suspension rather than stage a public fight about it, but another player might choose to fight rather than settle.

The sight of the dying process and of death is not used in a representation but rather is staged directly on the patient.

Thus, all samples generated differed only in relation to chemical exposure rather than stage specific effects within the population.

Higher galectin-1 levels were found in patients with Stage III/IV rather than Stage I and Stage II (P = 0.005)).